[bnelson44]

I think Pinkerton is trying to get the President in a fighting mood.

[bnelson44]

So why hasn't the Bush administration done anything? One answer, of course, is that the wheels of justice grind slow - and unseen, at least for a while. But a better answer comes from Fox News' Bill O'Reilly, who argues that the Bush administration has been "intimidated" by the media and by allied critics in Congress. That would explain the Boston Globe story on Monday, detailing how the Bushies, who once asserted that the phone taps were perfectly legal just the way they were, are now willing to accept closer Congressional supervision. So score a media-political victory for the Times.

And so the Gray Lady has every reason to think it will win this latest battle, too. The fate of the war on terror, of course, is another story - but the Times is too busy crushing George W. Bush to worry much about that.

[Mo1]

So this is now the President's fault???

Oh good grief

Hey Pinkerton .. ask yourself why Congress never "officially" declared war?

[freebird5850]

I think if anybody jepordizes the safety or security of our troops it should be labeled as treason. Newspapers, just savage backstabbing leeches that will do anything for a story, then do anything to it to make it the big headline. Fleeting, shameful glory, that's all.

[randog]

If the Times is guilty of treason in wartime...

Congress has not declared war, so treason is out.

[bnelson44]

Relavent Laws:

18 USC 793

18 USC 794

[roses of sharon]

The NYT bathhouse boys and their fellow propagandists have been winning the war against US power for decades.

This President is but a bump in the road for them, the first the first to seriously challenge and disobey them since RR.

But the leftwing MSM are winning, and will always win. The President knows this, and is doing what little he can.

Just ask Israel who wins the battle between the MSM and those trying to fight evil, and it ain't Israel.

It is up to the citizens to destroy the propagandists for our enemies, it is way past time for them to die.

[JENINMO]

The only problem is, if the "government" goes after the NYT, the libs will scream Nazi tactics, if the Administration goes on attack mode, as they have been, then it doesn't put them in the position of trying to hush the press, it makes Americans realize that the NYT is a traitorous bunch of bottom feeders.

[linda_22003]

That headline had me wondering why the President would be afraid of Nantucket. It must be almost summer vacation time. :)

[pabianice]

Bush and Gonzales are busy scouring the White House for testicles...

[mtntop3]

If there is action on this, it will properly come through a Grand Jury - not from comments to the press by Administration officials including the President.

Such comments could in fact nullify an indictment - and would be on the Times's playing field.

[Mia T]

If President George W. Bush is serious about winning the War on Terror, he will aggressively pursue the enemy in our midst.

Targeting and defeating the enemy in our midst is, by far, the more difficult task and will measure Bush's resolve and courage (and his independence from the MPRDC (mutual protection racket in DC)) more than any pretty speech, more even than 'staying the course.'

IN A 'PINCH': RETHINKING THE FIRST AMENDMENT
(Which came first, the 'journalist' or the traitor?)
by Mia T, 6.27.06

[Mogollon]

If Dubya doesn't do anything about the NYT sedition, they will just keep on doing it. And count on several other liberal newspapers following suit.