[True Capitalist]

In January 1999, Weldon said, he sent an advance copy of a security report to Berger for the national security chief to review. According to Weldon, Berger pre-released information to the media to put a "White House spin on what was still a classified document."

serial abuser of federal law and protocol

[newberger]

Surely there is a way that Freepers, working together, can keep this before administration and congressional leaders.

We need to DEMAND justice.

[rodguy911]

Let's face it this is not something important
to the rat main press like abu garab,
this is only nat. security. We are now witnessing
the worst double standard ever for the MSM. If GW
does not take it upon himself to see to it that
the burglar is prosecuted something is real wrong.

[sevry]

Bush roast in Boston.

See, this is the thing. The alphab-nets have NEVER been so openly partisan. That's fine, as far as it goes. But they insist upon the Big Lie - that they are not deathly partisan. And the lie is now just over the top. Everyone sees it. And the lie, I think, is going to cost the Kerry campaign on election day. People are going to vote - not hate-Bush, but hate-leftwing-media. We'll see.

[wagglebee]

National Security: Why has Sandy Berger fallen out of the news cycle? Oh, that's right: He didn't give some hapless detainee a wedgie at Abu Ghraib in Baghdad.

Quick, someone Photoshop a picture of Sandy Burglar standing in front of a jihadist with panties on his head!

[billhilly]

The death penalty, it is claimed by its opponents, does not deter crime. It does, however, render those who secumb to it unable to commit more crime.

The logic of that analysis seems airtight, so, is it unreasonable to believe that if the Clinton administration had killed B Laden, that New York and the Pentagon may have been spared? I use may have been spared because we just don't know but the odds do not favor a dead man committing more crime. Perhaps his surrogates could thrive long enough to strike out in an effort to seek vengeance, but once a snake's head has been cut off, the body is rendered useless.

[Tribune7]

ping

[Billthedrill]

So Berger is a serial abuser of federal law and protocol? Or is he just a bumbling plumber trying to cover the foolish calls he made while national security adviser?

He's something much worse than a bumbler. I know Berger for just what he is - a political climber in a position of trust he did not earn and of which he is not worthy, as events have proven.

You see a lot of these guys if you deal in intelligence. They have no regard for the backbreaking effort it took, or the lives that were at risk, to produce the piece of paper before him, and his first thought is not how to protect its accuracy and integrity by safeguarding it but for what sordid political gain he can procure by arrogating to himself the right to release it against all the promises he signed, against all the warnings he received, and against all the rules he agreed to abide by. This is no ignorant rube, he's the former head of the NSA, and there is no excuse, NONE, for this level of irresponsibility. He'll get away with it because the powerful who his theft benefit will protect him, and that is what is wrong with the system.

[Don Corleone]

former national security adviser's alleged filching of classified documents from the National Archives.

Alleged my backside..he admitted it!

[ladyinred]

This is nowhere in the news now, which makes me feel it was the democrats themselves who leaked this knowing that the convention would take it out of the news quickly. Needn't have worried, the media barely noticed it anyway.