My latest column blasts the “good” leak/”bad” leak…

The NYT ranks as the most audacious rag in print, and lacks the moral clarity to distinquish a leak from treason in a time of war.

Since nobody can discuss the recent disclosure of the spying program without shouting impeachment, illegal, Clinton did it too, etc…, let’s take an in-depth look at the legality of the NSA’s program in view of FISA, The President’s War Powers, and …

(Click here for some earlier related posts.) Check out this al-NYT editorial, people, then tell me again all about that fair and unbiased press: On the Subject of Leaks Given the Bush administration’s appetite for leak investigations (three are under

Risen is no stranger to contrived timing of releases. Both he and his employer, the New York Times, sat on the story of so-called “domestic spying” for over a year – only to ignore national security interests and publish it the same week of Iraq’s Co…

(Click here for some earlier related posts.)FISA FallaciesBush’s unconstitutional critics.Rich Lowry Is it written somewhere that the Constitution can be violated only by the president? One would think so, given the debate over the secret National S…

James Risen made an appearance on the Today Show yesterday saying that his sources came to him because “”They came to us because they thought you have to follow the rules and you have to follow the law.”
Uh – Huh….

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If these folks are “whistleblowers” and not “leakers, then why didn’t they do their “whistleblowing” in accordance with the protocols and protections of the Whistleblower Protection Act?
Seems like a sensible thing…

Great Cox Forkum cartoon today… Found via this post by Michelle Malkin.

Let me give you an inside tip the cardinal rule of the Mainstream News Media:

If there’s any parallel between the Plame case and this one, that parallel is to be found in the Bush administration’s continuing insistence that it is above the law. To their everlasting shame, Malkin and friends’ political raison d’etre seems to ha…

The Rule of Holes
The first rule of holes is “Stop Digging”. Sounds simple and easy doesn’t it? As simple as it is, is seems that it is not that easy. First, lets look at the main house organ of the Democratic Party i.e. The New York Times.