1) Officials won't act aggressively against an institution they're claiming puts American lives at risk, because it's politically untenable. That would mean the administration is putting politics ahead of aggressively prosecuting behavior it says endangers American lives.
2) The administration doesn't genuinely believe The Times has put our national security at risk at all, and hence won't act. If this is the case, both Snow and Cheney blatantly and repeatedly lied.
Which is it ? Did they endanger the American public and if so why aren't charges pending ? Is this just more deflection on the part of the White House to wipe more mud off it's shoes ? If they really believe these accusations are true shouldn't they follow up on them ? Seriously ?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/greg-sargent/white-house-assault-on-bi_b_23908.html
Do they get to lable a paper traiterous but do nothing about it but point fingers and pass out lables ? Show us on what grounds the NYT's earned this ?
2006-06-28
02:28:41
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http://www.pbs.org/now/transcript/transcript_gunland.html
This is the only transcript I've found so far fitting your description. If this was out five years ago then why is the New York Times posting it now considered treason ? Could you actually post the link your referencing next time rather then just alluding to it ? As for the Huffington source I was merely linking a source for where the idea for the question came from. Thanks for the helpfull information so far .
2006-06-28
03:23:22 ·
update #1