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The New York Times is to the American print media as
Ward Churchill is to academia. The University of Colorado will
finally, it appears, revoke Chief Phony's tenure, and a proposal by the National Review Online (sampled below) would effectively remove the Times' air of legitimacy. I like
it. Coupled with a Justice Dept. prosecution of Keller,
Sulzberger, et.al., and their eventual imprisonment (execution is
warranted, but fanciful), justice can be served. USA! USA! (That
does not include you, Vermont)
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June 26, 2006, 1:34 p.m.
Stop the Leaks
By The Editors
Every
passing week, it becomes more apparent that disgruntled leftists in the
intelligence community and antiwar crusaders in the mainstream media,
annealed in their disdain for the Bush administration, are undermining
our ability to win the War on Terror. Their latest body blow to the war
effort is the exposure, principally by the New York Times, of the Treasury Department’s top-secret program to monitor terror funding.
President Bush, who said on Monday morning that the exposure “does great harm to the United States of America,” must demand that the New York Times
pay a price for its costly, arrogant defiance. The administration
should withdraw the newspaper’s White House press credentials because
this privilege has been so egregiously abused, and an
aggressive investigation should be undertaken to identify and
prosecute, at a minimum, the government officials who have leaked
national-defense information.
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