There is a paper in New York willing to dig into the Valerie Plame scandal, and it is not the New York Times. The Rome Sentinel does what the main stream media either can not or will not do, report on, “Webs of incompetence, deceit and politics [1]:’
The Wilson/Plame/Libby episode may seem distant, but local readers should learn about it because it exposes low-level abuse as poisonous as the graffiti and petty crime that corrupted New York City in the early 1990s until people became fed up enough to do something about it. What you tolerate is what you live with. Three successive editorials will expose misbehavior: 1) the web of incompetence [2], 2) the web of deceit [3], and 3) the web of politics [4]. The abuse will continue so long as you tolerate it.
(H/T: Clarice Feldman, American Thinker [5] )