If NASA wasn't so PC since they now refuse to allow the shuttle to work on classified military missions, they could repair it. It's one of the things the shuttle was designed for.
Back in the 80's the Air Force used to have trained crews for classified missions like deployment or repair. Did something change?
Ummm. No. Complete nonsense.
Virtually all US reconnaissance satellites are in polar (north-south) orbits - thus as the earth rotates you can cover the entire earth. Given that this one was launched from Vandenberg AFB in California, it's almost certainly in a polar orbit.
There were plans for a Shuttle launch facility at Vandenberg for the sole purpose of launching and servicing military polar payloads that were abandoned after the Challenger disaster.
It would be a physical impossibility for the Space Shuttle to get anywhere NEAR this satellite because you can't launch into polar orbits from the KSC.
I'm certain President Bush could get it repaired if need be.