[Soliton]

With all of the talk about Valerie Pame being outed by the White House, I thought this Clinton era article would provide perspective.

[Peach]

Tenet working with the State Department to stem the flow of sensitive information is part of the problem, rather than the solution.

[boomop1]

A Leaker Lehey wake up.

[Defiant]

This is classic double talk. The CIA is part of the executive branch. He didn't say "White House".

[MEG33]

I was stunned because the media moans and complains about the White House being tight lipped!I see the date,now!There are leaks...the army in the Pentagon and dissatisfied State Dept. employees but the Clinton's had a dept of "leaks to spread around!"

[Semper Paratus]

I hope Bush is regretting for not sh**kicking Tenet's ass out of the administration on 1/21/03.

[Dane]

CIA Director George Tenet said Thursday a flood of news leaks about sensitive matters are jeopardizing national security -- and 95 percent of the leaks are coming from the executive branch of government

IMO, the leaks are coming from the Clinton holdovers/moles(i.e the husband/wife team of Wilson/Plame) in the Bush adminstration.

Great find Soliton.

[jpthomas]

I would opine that Congressional staffers and members give the executive branch a run for their money when it comes to leaking classified information.

[Wright is right!]

A very large number of "leaks" are fiction in the minds of so-called reporters. See: NY Times, Washington Post, et al.

Michael

[browardchad]

"We have to get our house in order," he said. "This a very difficult problem that we have to solve."

Yes, George, you and the DOS certainly had and continue to have a serious problem with all those "unnamed" sources reporting regularly to the NY Times and the Washington Post. But not to worry, as the darling of Congress (where you once worked), blaming it all on the White House right now is the perfect solution.