The AP is running a story on another book dealing with the issue of CIA spying.
There are a few sections of the article that I have to comment on:
In the book, which quotes extensively from anonymous sources, Risen said the NSA spying program was la…

Beware of the cookie monster, this one has bite. As if the paranoid need any other reason to rally against Bush and the NSA , there is now a revelation that the NSA has been placing cookies on visitors computers. Most have no idea what a cookie is used…

WHILE MANY MAY THINK that the major malfunction of the New York Times is that it is stuck on stupid, I’ve come to believe that it is merely stuck on Nixon. Case in point is current Executive editor Bill Keller’s statement in Behind the Eavesdropping St…

I’ll start with the good:…The New York Times, albeit their Public Editor, wonders what the hell was going on in the upper echelons (excuse the pun) of NYT regarding NSAGate… The public editor serves as the readers’ representative. His opinions…

Overheard in NY:
Toddler boy: Look, Daddy! The airport!
Dad: That’s the moon, Milo.
–86th & 3rd
The moon is where I feel like I’ve been! If I ever tell me kids they can have all their friends over, and that everyone can sleep …

Following-up on the NYT exposure of national secrets in conjunction with a book deal by some of their reporters, Michelle Malkin brought our attention to this Rasmussen poll last week:

… on NSA leaksWASHINGTON – The investigation into leaks about a domestic spying program should determine whether the motivation was damaging security or revealing a potentially illegal activity, a Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee said Sunda…

Apparently collecting signals intelligence regarding our enemies who have infiltrated/invaded this country is a crime publishable in the New York Times and The Washington Post. I suppose fighting back against your attackers is just not the way of the …

1. E-Mail Bill Frist daily until Arlen Spector is removed from his post as Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Nevertheless, the article, ironically, actually bolsters the Bush Administration’s case that legal checks and balances occurred throughout the surveillance program. For example, in 2004:

Will faithful New York Times readers ask themselves why, as of December 30, the Times has said nothing for months about a major international news story: U. N. secretary general Kofi Annan and his son Kojo’s purchase, with financial aid from an execu…

Michelle Malkin has HOW THE NYTIMES IS RINGING IN 2006
Yes, it’s New Year’s Eve. And since there’s no rest for the NYTimes, I’m not taking it easy tonight either.
You see, NYTimes’ reporter James Risen has been a busy…

(Click here for some earlier related posts.) Michelle Malkin: How [al-NYT] is ringing in 2006 Yes, it’s New Year’s Eve. And since there’s no rest for the NYTimes, I’m not taking it easy tonight either.You see, NYTimes’ reporter James

What can I say about the Washington Post – Chutzpah – yeah that’s the word.

So soon after the announcment that they are the target of an investigation into the leaking of classified material, they continue with “dissecting” the NSA and again alert…