[Paloma_55]

The Democrats should have been outraged at the leak... instead, they siezed upon its out-of-context opportunity.

[Claytonbridge]

A better question, why is it HP can find ways to identify leakers and our intelligence agencies and FBI have yet to identify one of their own?????

[sgtbono2002]

The Democrats should have been outraged at the leak.

Excuse me: I mean no harm, but you said the democrats should have been outraged ate THE leak. That infers one leak. There have been many leaks, and all of them benefitting the democrats and our terrorist enemies.,and believe me the Democrats are encouraging more leaks, they arent outraged in the least.

If you want to see outrage arrest convict and hang one of the leakers, Then you will see democrat oputrage.

These leaker arent patriots , they are traitors and should be shot by firing squad or hanged. There is no such thing as a small leak. If a traitor will leak secres information, that person should be found and arrested and a newspaper who prints this information should have its doors locked and bolted.

[Wilhelm Tell]

The Democrats should have been outraged at the leak... instead, they siezed upon its out-of-context opportunity.

The Democrats have been pontificating about how leaks must be stopped and people who compromise secret information must be punished. Now they are gleefully making use of this leak and the Democrats have not even raised a question about the origins of this leak and whether or not such leaks are a good thing. Their attitude seems to be that they are entitled to leaks they find politically useful and someone had better provide them with leaked information.

[sarasmom]

Research it here.
The Democrats were "outraged" several years ago when their agreed upon plan to selectively leak classified national security information was "discovered" and their internal DNC memo outlining this strategy was made public.
There are some Republicans I do not support, and will never vote for.
The only Democrat I would consider voting "for" is Zell Miller, and he is not running for office.
I think we should add a constitutional amendment mandating that any person seeking elected Federal Government positions be required to first pass a basic security clearance investigation, before their name appears on any public ballot.