I have a new story up on evidence released in the Libby trial. And that evidence could be a big deal. The issue: Everybody knows that Valerie Plame Wilson suggested the CIA send her husband Joseph Wilson to Niger after Vice President Dick Cheney asked for more information about the alleged Iraqi uranium deal there. But newly-released documents from the trial suggest that Mrs. Wilson wrote her send-my-husband memo the day before Cheney made his request. If that’s true, what does it mean? That our whole understanding of how the CIA leak affair began will have to change. The standard anti-administration storyline has been that Cheney sent Wilson to Africa and then, when Wilson returned with news the vice president didn’t want to hear, tried to silence and smear Wilson. Now, it appears it didn’t start that way.