[dixiechick2000]

OH!
This is good!

Thank you for posting it.
I think things are going to get very interesting.

Thank you, too, for all of your good finds.
I appreciate all that you do. ;o)

[SandRat]

This is good!!!!!

Don't ya luv Liberals Sweating a Prison Term?!!!

[Just A Nobody]

Excellent news! Thank you for posting!!!

[singfreedom]

Thank you, thank you, for posting this!! It has made my day (and I don't say that lightly).

Rockyfeller and little Dickie, imagine that!!

[jazusamo]

"There's a tone of gleeful relish is the way they talk about dragging reporters before grand juries," Bill Keller,"

As well there should be if reporters are receiving and printing classified material. The arrogance of reporters has gotten unbearable.

Thanks for the post, things are starting to get very interesting between this and the Rockefeller, Durbin and Wyden thing.

[TBP]

To quote Cole Porter:

It's delightful, it's delicious, it's delovely.

[tubebender]

Bumping this along...

[decal]

"'There's a tone of gleeful relish is the way they talk about dragging reporters before grand juries,' Bill Keller, executive editor of the New York Times, told the Washington Post..."

Aw, what does Mr Keller care? It's not as though his staff has to have any talent to work there - they only have to swear allegiance to the Democrat Party.

Pleeeeeenty more drones at any "journalism school" in the country, Mr Keller.

[ncountylee]

Jay Rockefeller of West Virginia and Dick Durbin of Illinois.

The culture of treason. Has a nice ring to it.

[fish hawk]

Two Senators soon to be gone? Republicans have bigger majority in the Senate. (I hope)

[maine-iac7]

Bad news for the libs just keeps rolling in

I shudder to think what garbage they'll foist upon us now as a smoke screen - I am grandmother of 15 - so been around a while - NEVER seen such unbridled, corrosive hate as these liberals. any reasoning powers or residual decency they may have had has gone by the wayside.

get you tetanus shots!

[scratcher]

I think Joe Biden is involved or he knows for sure these guys did it. I was watching him on CSPAN (I think) not so long ago and he kept trying to down play the damage this leak caused. He looked like he was guilty of something other than being a boneheaded liberal

[flying Elvis]

Check out the New York times from the Civil War years. They have a history of this kind of "reporting."

[jmaroneps37]

Isn't the ratmedia that always talks about "seeing them in orange jump suits"? Now they can try one on. If this goes as it has the potential to, it can be DY-NO-MITE!

[maica]

Gee, I wonder why this case has not been top of the news for long periods of time!!!!

[johnny7]

The MSM is avoiding this story like it was AIDS, the plague and the Ebola virus rolled into one.

[Grampa Dave]

"Expect Journalistic Tongues to Loosen

By Jack Kelly

"Journalists will be paying rapt attention when Steven Rosen and Keith Weissman go on trial next month for violation of the Espionage Act of 1917.

"Mr. Rosen and Mr. Weissman were officials of the American-Israel Public Affairs Committee. They received classified information from Lawrence Franklin, an analyst at the Department of Defense, which they passed on to an Israeli diplomat, and to journalists. They are the first private citizens ever to be prosecuted under the Espionage Act.

"Mr. Franklin pled guilty Jan. 20th and was sentenced to more than 12 years in prison, though his sentence could be reduced in exchange for testimony against Mr. Rosen and Mr. Weissman.

"Journalists note there is little difference between what Mr. Rosen and Weissman are accused of doing, and what reporters who have published stories based on leaks of classified information have done, and beads of sweat form on their brows. The chickens hatched when journalists demanded a special prosecutor be appointed in the Valerie Plame case are coming home to roost."

Puckertime is here for the law breakers of the MSM and the Senate.