White House advisor Karl Rove may not be the only one held accountable in the Valerie Plame Scandal. The so-called 'White House Iraq Group' may also be criminally liable for exposing Valerie Plame, the wife of Ambassador Joseph Wilson as a CIA covert operative, reports Wayne Madsen. (www.waynemadsenreport.com)

Plame was outed in a column by notorious Republican asset Robert Novak in retaliation for Wilson's public stance against the Bush Cheney Regime, which tried to forge evidence that Iraq was involved in importing "yellowcake" from Niger, a reason used for illegally invading Iraq in 2003.

"There are also growing suspicions that Rove coordinated the exposure of Plame and her network through an entity called the White House Iraq Group - an entity created to manage the propaganda for the war," reports Madsen.

"Its members included Rove, Cheney's assistant Mary Matalin, White House communications assistants Karen Hughes and James Wilkinson, Press Secretary Ari Fleischer, Legislative liaison Nicholas Calio, National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice, her deputy Stephen Hadley, and Cheney Chief of Staff I.