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Events (363)
- February 18, 2007: Former Justice Department Official Challenges Libby Prosecution, Accuses Others of Malfeasance 2007-02-18
- 3:00 p.m. February 20, 2007: Fitzgerald Rebuts Defense Closing Argument: ‘Madness!’ 2007-02-20
- 9:00 a.m. February 20, 2007: Prosecution Closes; Says Case Proved Libby Lied to Grand Jury, FBI 2007-02-20
- February 27, 2007: Columnist: Bush Administration ‘Astonishing’ in its ‘Obsession’ with Discrediting Wilson 2007-02-27
- March 6, 2007: Former Bush Speechwriter Lashes out at Libby Verdict 2007-03-06
- March 6, 2007: Libby Guilty of Four Felony Counts 2007-03-06
- March 6, 2007: National Review: Libby Trial a ‘Travesty,’ Demands Presidential Pardon 2007-03-06
- March 6, 2007: Wall Street Journal: Trial Proved Libby’s Innocence, Not Guilt 2007-03-06
- March 6, 2007: Wilson Calls on Bush, Cheney to Release Transcripts of Their Interviews in Plame Leak Investigation 2007-03-06
- March 7, 2007: Law Professor Outlines Argument for Pardoning Libby 2007-03-07
- March 7, 2007: Actor and Former Senator Blames Justice Department, Libby’s ‘Naivety’ for Guilty Verdict 2007-03-07
- March 7, 2007: New York Times: Libby Verdict ‘a Breath of Fresh Air to See’ Administration Held Accountable 2007-03-07
- March 7, 2007: Wall Street Journal Demands Libby Pardon 2007-03-07
- March 8-9, 2007: Columnists Accuse Fitzgerald of Engaging in ‘Criminalization of Politics’ 2007-03-08
- March 8, 2007: Libby Lawyers Preparing to Request New Trial; Bush Won’t Speak to Possibility of Pardon 2007-03-08
- March 16, 2007: Plame Wilson Testifies about Outing, Covert Status 2007-03-16
- March 16, 2007: Lawyer Lies to Congress about Plame Wilson Legal Status 2007-03-16
- May 30, 2007: Republican Senator Accuses Plame Wilson of ‘Differences’ in Recalling Whether She Suggested Husband for Niger Trip 2007-05-30
- July 2, 2007: Democrats Outraged over Libby Commutation, Republicans Commend Bush for Letting Libby Go Free 2007-07-02
- July 19, 2007: Wilsons’ Lawsuit Dismissed on Jurisdictional Grounds 2007-07-19
- November 20, 2007: Former White House Press Secretary Says Bush, Cheney, Rove, Libby, Card Responsible for ‘False Information’ about Plame Outing 2007-11-20
- November 22, 2007: Wilson, Plame Highlight McClellan Revelation, Blame Media for Ignoring It 2007-11-22
- December 27, 2007: Archives Agency Head Says He Is Resigning Partly because of Battles with Cheney’s Office 2007-12-27
- June 22, 2009: Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Plame Wilson Lawsuit Appeal 2009-06-22
- April 2004: Wilson’s Book Stirs Controversy, Provokes Death Threats towards Family
- (April 1997): Wilson and Plame Meet at American-Turkish Council Reception
- May 2002: Wilson Breaks Decade-Long Silence to Speak out against Iraq War
- May 2003: Vice President Cheney Begins Inquiring about Wilson’s Trip to Niger
- June 2002: Wilson: Aggressive Debate Tactics by Neoconservatives Dominating Television Discussions of Iraq
- June 2003: Press Official: White House Campaign to Destroy Critic’s Credibility Begins, Bush Deliberately Stays ‘Out of Loop’
- June 2004: Washington Post Reporter Interviewed by Plame Wilson Investigators
- June 11 or 12, 2003: CIA Director, Deputy Director Tell Cheney of Plame Wilson’s CIA Status
- June 19 or 20, 2003: Libby, Cheney Aide Discuss Making Wilson Report Public
- July 8 or 9, 2003: Rove Confirms Plame Wilson’s Identity to Columnist
- July 10 or 11, 2003: Rove Informs Libby that He Told Reporter about CIA Agent
- June 19 or 20, 2003: Wilson Tells Reporters Administration Knew Niger Claim ‘a Flat-Out Lie’
- Between July 25 and 28, 2003: Libby Has Conversation with Novak
- September 2003: Libby to Addington: ‘I Didn’t Do It’
- September 1990: ’Celebrity Statesmen’ Begin Visiting Iraq
- October 2003: In Response to Brzezinski Speech, Former Ambassador Wonders ‘Who Would Now Ever Take an American President at His Word?’
- Early 2002: Administration Neoconservatives ‘Will Not Win the Policy’ toward Iraq, Former National Security Adviser Privately Says
- Early May 2003: Wilson Allows Times Columnist to Write about Trip to Niger
- Early August, 1990: US Embassy in Baghdad Prepares for Possible Iraqi Assault
- Early October, 2003: Plame Wilson Interviewed by Senate Staffers
- Fall 1999: Former Ambassador Visits Niger at CIA’s Behest, Perhaps to Find Information about Iraq-Niger Uranium Deals
- Late February 1999: Valerie Plame Wilson Uncovers A. Q. Khan Visit to Africa; US Suspects Links between Khan and Bin Laden
- Late June 2003: Conservative Columnist Schedules Interview with Deputy Secretary of State
- Late August-Early September, 2006: Conservative Pundits, Mainstream Editorials Claim Armitage Revelation Proves No Conspiracy in CIA Agent Leak
- Late November, 1990: Algerian Foreign Minister Recommends that Iraq Release American Hostages
- Mid-July, 2004: CIA Officer Writes Memo Confirming He, Not Plame Wilson, Suggested Joseph Wilson Go to Niger