I wonder if one year ago (or however long ago the NY Times agreed to a request from the Bush Administration to mothball the Lichtblau-Risen story about NSA spying) Eric Lichtblau could’ve pictured himself one day well on the way to earning his first Pulitzer Prize. In fact, if I were on the Pulitzer [...]
Read full post...Here’s another example of Bush, Hayden, et al. talking out their behinds about the NSA spying program. This from today’s NYT:
A surveillance program approved by President Bush to conduct eavesdropping without warrants has captured what are purely domestic communications in some cases, despite a requirement by the White House that one end of the [...]
Read full post...I think George Bush has spoken to the American people more in the past three days than in his entire presidency. A mark of true desperation. I’m guessing that their polling is showing that they’re taking an awful hit–and not just in the obvious Democratic strongholds, but perhaps in their own strongholds.
“I am [...]
President Bush’s ringing defense during his Saturday radio address of his executive order permitting the National Security Agency to spy on American citizens without obtaining a warrant (a clear violation of federal statute) is full of fatuousness and disingenuous statements.
Bush to the American people: “it wasn’t illegal and hell, even it was, I only did [...]
The New York Times has dropped a bombshell into the continuing debate about national security, civil liberties and the war on terror. Today’s story indicates that Pres. Bush wrote an executive order in 2002 giving the National Security Agency carte blanche to snoop on American citizens within the U.S. Bush authorized the NSA [...]
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