Judy Miller might have written “Wilson” instead of “Plame” (or “Flame”) at one point in her notebook because she was inadvertently thinking of the noted book-publishing editor Victoria Wilson, who worked at a division of Random House — the same entity that housed Miller’s husband, Jason Epstein, for 40 years. (Yes, it’s the same Victoria Wilson who wrongly and in defiance of the law to maintain her Clinton-appointed seat on the U.S. Commission on Human Rights, as recounted by NRO’s John J. Miller and Ramesh Ponnuru here.)
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