[garyb]

If I recall correctly, on Fox & Friends this morning, the tease was that since Reporters had found the information the governement would have to do something about it.

The implication (to me) was that if the USG had discovered the paperwork they would have burried it in the interest of "can't we all get along?" with our friends the Russians.

Why do I think they might be right? Too many years under Clinton, perhaps? Or more likely, Bush's refusal to persue the many crimes committed by the Clintons?

[xJones]

I'll go for door number 3, with $200, Alec.

G Dubya is fed up and no more Mr. nice guy.

[gcruse]

The implication (to me) was that if the USG had discovered the paperwork they would have burried it in the interest of "can't we all get along?" with our friends the Russians.

Lawrence Eagleburger dealt with the issue on Hannity and Colmes tonight.

He said, "If I don't stop this, we will be at war with everyone in the world
before I'm through."

There comes a point, he said, where there is really nothing you can do about it.
We can say we don't like it and be tough in economic relationships and our
bilateral relationships.  We can't be responsible for every bird that falls out of
the sky.  We can grump and harrumph at them and make them unhappy they
have irritated the hell out of us, but there are some things we can only go so far with.