We have suggested that Richard Armitage had been the source of the disclosure of Plame's name. A F.O.I.A. request, adds to other evidence that it was he who told Woodward in mid—June  of 2003. From the AP: Armitage's official State Department calendars, provided to The Associated Press under the Freedom of Information Act, show a one—hour meeting marked "private appointment" with Woodward on June 13, 2003. Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald has investigated whether Bush administration officials intentionally revealed Plame's identity as a one—time CIA covert operative to punish her husband, former ambassador Joseph Wilson, for criticizing the administration's march to war with Iraq. When contacted at home Monday night, Woodward declined to discuss his meeting with Armitage or the identity of his source in the CIA leak case. Instead, he referred to his statement last year that he had a "casual and offhand" discussion about Plame with an unidentified...(Read Full Post)