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	Robert Novak
		Novak carried on alone, writing his columns and appearing as a perpetual talking head on TV without his longtime companion.
		Novak's biggest "scoop" was his weird involvement in exposing a CIA agent in 2003.
		As Wilson started getting media attention, Novak reported on 14 July 2003 that "two senior administration officials" had told him that it was Valerie Plame, a CIA agent specializing in weapons of mass destruction and married to Wilson, who'd suggested sending her husband to Niger.
	www.nndb.com /people/412/000023343 (504 words)

	Robert Novak - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Robert David Sanders Novak (born February 26, 1931) is a conservative political commentator and political figure.
		Novak was born in to a Jewish family in Joliet, Illinois.
		Novak later denied that the CIA leak case was the reason for his walkout.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robert_Novak (1668 words)

	Robert Novak - dKosopedia
		Robert Novak is a conservative syndicated columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times as well as co-host of CNN's Crossfire and The Capital Gang.
		Novak became the center of the "Plamegate" controversy when, on July 14, 2003, he disclosed in his column that Valerie Plame, the wife of Ambassador Joseph Wilson, was a CIA operative.
		In 1958, Novak left the AP for a position in the Washington Bureau of the Wall Street Journal as Senate correspondent and political reporter, becoming chief congressional correspondent for the Journal in 1961.
	www.dkosopedia.com /wiki/Robert_Novak (474 words)

	The Cuddly and Lovable Robert Novak, by Bradford Shaw - Democratic Underground
		Novak is undoubtedly one of the leading spokesmen for the Republican cause.
		Robert Novak is rather small in stature, even though that fact is not readily apparent to the average television viewer.
		Novak's insistence on owning and driving a high powered sports car such as the Corvette, reminds people of that slightly eccentric uncle with the Porsche, or perhaps an aunt with a motorcycle fetish.
	www.democraticunderground.com /articles/01/07/07_novak.html (1441 words)

	Plan Colombia and Beyond: Robert Novak's war
		Novak doesn't ask why these brave police are being asked to risk their lives for a strategy that, after more than a decade of fumigation, hasn't done a thing about coca or opium in Colombia.
		Novak cites as “evidence of Colombia’s escape from degradation as a narco-terrorist state” the mere fact that the colonel who headed the army brigade has been detained while the attorney-general investigates.
		Novak's ideas about the drug war are extremely far from my own tastes, but as far as I know he is definitely very well connected, so his opinions probably represent a bit of what many in the circles he frequents believe.
	www.ciponline.org /colombia/blog/archives/000279.htm (2437 words)

	Robert Novak - Media Matters
		Robert Novak is a syndicated columnist and a Fox News political analyst.
		Novak has been a central figure in a controversy surrounding his role in revealing the name of CIA operative Valerie Plame, an incident now under investigation by the Department of Justice.
		Novak's explanation of the events of Plame's outing has been murky at best, and he has changed his version of events depending on where he was telling the story.
	mediamatters.org /issues_topics/people/robertnovak (491 words)

	(DV) Felux: Robert Novak's Allies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Novak was not so kind to President Aristide, whom he denounced as a brutal dictator and a "lifelong enemy of democratic capitalism." Novak seized upon any allegation that made Aristide look bad and reported it as a fact, no matter how untrue it was.
		Novak attempted to deter the administration by publishing a series of articles warning about the massive "resistance" that U.S. soldiers would be faced with if they entered Haiti.
		Robert Novak is back as well, assuming his traditional role as a cheerleader for the death squads.
	www.dissidentvoice.org /Mar04/Felux0329.htm (1810 words)

	Challenging Opinions from the Nation's Top Conservative Columnists and Cartoonists - Conservative Chronicle - Robert ...
		Robert D. Novak was born February 26, 1931, in Joliet, Illinois.
		Novak joined the staff of the Associated Press in Omaha, Neb. He was later transferred to the AP office in Lincoln, Neb., and from there to Indianapolis, Indiana, covering politics and the state legislature in both places.
		Novak joined the Washington bureau of the Wall Street Journal in 1958 as Senate correspondent and political reporter, becoming chief congressional correspondent for the Journal in 1961.
	conservativechronicle.com /columnists/novak (203 words)

	The informer - Salon
		Novak was not just a reporter, or even a columnist who could make or break political careers, but a media celebrity.
		He said he warned Novak, in the strongest terms he was permitted to use without revealing classified information, that Wilson's wife had not authorized the mission and that if he did write about it, her name should not be revealed.
		He said he called Novak back to repeat that the story Novak had related to him was wrong and that Plame's name should not be used.
	dir.salon.com /story/opinion/blumenthal/2005/08/11/novak/print.html (1615 words)

	USATODAY.com - Robert Novak says he's joining Fox News Channel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Robert Novak hasn't been on the air at CNN since swearing and storming off the set during the summer.
		Novak wrote that two administration officials were his sources, but he hasn't identified them and Plame's outing sparked a special prosecutor's investigation.
		Novak said he was the last on-air personality who had appeared on CNN during its first weekend on the air in 1980 to still be with the network.
	www.usatoday.com /life/television/news/2005-12-16-novak-cnn_x.htm (543 words)

	Robert Novak's desperate damage control - Salon
		Robert Novak should have quit while he was ahead.
		A more plausible explanation is Novak downplayed his sourcing on the phone, knowing that if he told Wilson that someone in the administration, and possibly even the White House, had leaked his wife's CIA identity, Wilson would have read Novak the riot act, and pointed out the illegality of such a dirty political smear.
		In Wednesday's column, Novak wrote he never thought he'd write about Wilson again, but given the controversy, he felt "constrained to do so." Given that his latest explanations have only muddied the water, odds are he'll have to return to the topic yet again.
	dir.salon.com /story/news/feature/2003/10/02/novak/index.html (1357 words)

	Crooks and Liars » Robert Novak (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Robert Novak lied about Murray Waas and other reporters from his apperance on HandC last night claiming that nobody else picked up the story that Novak told Rove he wouldn’t identify him to Patrick Fitzgerald.
		Syndicated columnist Robert Novak assured presidential adviser Karl Rove that he wouldn’t identify him to prosecutors investigating the disclosure of a CIA agent’s name, a person familiar with the matter said.
		NOVAK: I never give motives, but I know that the Murray Waas piece in the "National Journal," which interestingly was not picked up by anybody, was totally wrong and a total lie.
	www.crooksandliars.com /posts/category/robert-novak (1598 words)

	PetsForum Group Network - PetNews Service
		Novak 3 involves a lawsuit against Novak as the result of a defamatory message that was posted claiming a Bar Complaint was pending on November 2001 against John Benn.
		Novak is appealing the amount the Bankruptcy Court ordred him to pay $27,603.00 to these attorneys.
		On June 2, 2003 Robert Novak d/b/ Pets Warehouse and d/b/a petswarehouse.com filed for bankruptcy in the E.D.N.Y. Novak's bankruptcy plan is due by 9/30/03.
	www.petsforum.com /psw (1007 words)

	Newsvine - robert-novak (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		It was Richard Armitage, when he was deputy secretary of state in July 2003, who first disclosed to conservative columnist Robert Novak that the wife of former ambassador Joseph Wilson was a CIA employee.
		Right-wing columnist Robert Novak's confirmation that Karl Rove was one of his sources for identifying Valerie Plame as a CIA officer leaves unresolved two other troubling questions – who passed this sensitive information to Rove and why was Rove cut in on such a discrete int …
		Robert Novak, in today's column at the Chicago Sun-Times, breaks his silence about his pivotal role in the CIA leak case.
	www.newsvine.com /robert-novak (666 words)

	Robert Novak
		Robert Novak joined the Washington bureau of the Wall Street Journal in 1958 as its Senate correspondent and political reporter, becoming chief Congressional correspondent for the Journal in 1961.
		Novak continues to write the column three times a week, which is carried by over 150 newspapers through Creators Syndicate.
		Novak has written for most of the nation’s periodicals and is currently a contributing editor for Readers Digest.
	www.ashbrook.org /events/lecture/2003/novak.html (466 words)

	The Poor Man: Today in Robert Novak
		Novak is also at the center of an investigation into who leaked the identity of a CIA agent whose husband contradicted a Bush administration claim about Iraqi nuclear programs.
		Novak declined to confirm or deny whether his column was based on these files.
		Robert Novak, by the way, is also still employed.
	www.thepoorman.net /archives/002294.html (590 words)

	FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH \| Bryce Zabel: Robert Novak: Another Bullshit TV Moment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		So the news is that Robert Novak's "taking some time off" from CNN and the "Inside Politics" show.
		Novak was reacting most immediately to James Carville, who interrupted him while he was talking about the electoral prospects of vote non-counter Katherine Harris -- something that probably should have elicited even stronger language.
		If Novak's big sin is stating his opinion that something's "bullshit" and walking off the set, I say "go for it." It's not the most exciting show in the world and this definitely picked up the pace.
	bztv.typepad.com /newsviews/2005/08/robert_novak_wh.html (470 words)

	Robert Novak - Demopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Robert D. Novak (most commonly referred to as Robert as well as Bob) was born February 26, 1931, in Joliet, Illinois.
		Robert Novak revealed that Valerie Plame was an undercover CIA operative, thereby destroying her career.
		Novak touted the book without revealing that his son, Alex Novak, is head of marketing for the publisher, Regnery Publishing.
	demopedia.democraticunderground.com /index.php/Robert_Novak (306 words)

	CNN suspends Robert Novak - TV NEWS AND INFORMATION - MSNBC.com
		NEW YORK - Robert Novak apologized Friday for swearing on the air and walking off a CNN set, but said it had nothing to do with the federal probe sparked by his revelation of a CIA officer’s name in a 2003 column.
		Novak said the opposition of the Republican establishment in Florida might not be fatal for her.
		Novak identified Plame in July 2003 as the wife of Bush administration critic and former U.S. ambassador Joseph Wilson.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/8830305 (733 words)

	NATIONAL JOURNAL: Rove-Novak Call Was Concern To Leak Investigators (05/25/2006) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Novak did not speak publicly on the matter again until September 29 -- later on the same day as his conversation with Rove in which he assured the president's chief political aide that he would protect him in the forthcoming Justice Department investigation.
		Novak's disclosure of Plame's covert CIA job was part of a broader White House effort to discredit Wilson, who had alleged that the Bush administration had misrepresented intelligence information to make the case to go to war with Iraq.
		Novak and Rove have testified that it was Novak, not Rove, who raised the subject of Plame's CIA job and Wilson's trip to Niger, according to people familiar with the testimony of both men.
	news.nationaljournal.com /articles/0525nj1.htm (2826 words)

	CampusProgress.org \| Know Your Right-Wing Speakers: Robert Novak
		Robert Novak is truly a multimedia star, with his special brand of hypocrisy and fabrication translating equally well across print, television, and radio.
		Novak was the only journalist willing to fire the retributive missile, while still remaining silent (at least publicly) on who feloniously provided him with the information.
		Novak apparently likes to have his yellowcake and eat it too, when it suits his political purposes.
	www.campusprogress.org /tools/373 (457 words)

	"Bob in Paradise" by Amy Sullivan
		Novak wasn't at the dinner, which was conducted under established background rules—the substance of Pillar's remarks could be reported, but not his identity or his audience.
		Such leaks became a pattern for Novak: Sources came to him to push a partisan agenda, he allowed himself to be the conduit for their leaks, and in return they rewarded him with future scoops and access.
		Novak later disclosed the identity of his famous source, explaining his decision to do so on the grounds that the circumstance was “obviously extraordinary.” Writing about his relationship with the spy, Novak admitted that it was possible “he was merely using me to undermine Reno.”
	www.washingtonmonthly.com /features/2004/0412.sullivan.html (4287 words)

	Robert Novak, red herring. - By Chris Suellentrop - Slate Magazine
		Before Clinton's invasion of Haiti in 1994, Novak suggested that Haitians were raiding the morgue for dead bodies and planting them in the streets to create the illusion of a human rights crisis for international observers.
		Less than a week after 9/11, Novak wrote that bombing Afghanistan "may be neither effective nor desirable" and could cost the United States the "global support and sympathy now professed all over the world." He's been equally critical of the second Iraq war.
		Novak is as entitled to anti-war sentiment as any liberal Democrat (or any devout Catholic, the faith to which Novak converted in 1998).
	www.slate.com /id/2089196 (1493 words)

	Robert Novak - SourceWatch
		Robert Novak revealed in his July 14, 2003, Townhall.com column"Mission to Niger" that Valerie Plame was "an Agency operative on weapons of mass destruction," that is an undercover CIA operative, thereby destroying her career.
		Novak's piece described a meeting organized by then-Senator Phil Gramm at which Mosbacher was relieved of his duties as state campaign manager because 'the president's re-election effort in Texas has been a bust.' Rove was fired after Mosbacher fingered him as Novak's source." [9]
		Robert Novak, "Armitage's tardy self-disclosure is tainted and deceptive," Union-Leader (Manchester, NH), September 14, 2006; "Armitage's Leak," The National Ledger.
	www.disinfopedia.org /wiki.phtml?title=Robert_Novak (2221 words)

	Robert Novak has a lot of explaining to do. - By Jack Shafer - Slate Magazine
		Novak writes that the information came to him during "a long conversation with a senior administration official." Novak had asked the official why Wilson had been sent to Niger, and the official said Wilson's CIA wife had suggested him.
		Novak apologized to Wilson for talking to a stranger about his wife but also repeated his claim that a CIA source had told him that Wilson's wife worked for the CIA.
		Chris Suellentrop assessed Novak in 2003 and, regarding the leaker story, concluded, "my guess is we won't learn anything more from listening to Robert Novak." Jacob Weisberg warned Democrats not to gloat over the Plame investigation earlier this month.
	www.slate.com /id/2128918 (2324 words)

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