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A Tale Of Two Security Violations Joel Mowbray talks about the apparent double standard at play, in the Justice Department and the media, about Sandy Berger: The mainstream media's palpable disinterest in the Berger case is hardly justified. Many questions remain unanswered. Of the few explanations Berger and his defenders have actually provided, none passes the laugh test. I think we know how this would have been covered if it had been a former Republican National Security Advisor. One of many reasons to not allow the Democrats near the White House at war time. Posted by Rand Simberg at January 09, 2007 10:06 AMTrackBack URL for this entry:
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...and if we're gonna consider "if the shoe were on the other foot" analogies, what do you think FDR would have done if Sandy Berger were caught doing something like this to hide information from his administration? Posted by Phil Fraering at January 9, 2007 10:46 AMI'm not one of those guys constantly screaming "media bias", but if the whole Sandy Berger case isn't a prime example of it, I don't know what is... Posted by tschafer at January 9, 2007 11:21 AMIf someone had done what Berger did in one of about 150 countries around the world, he would have been imprisoned for life - or executed - for espionage. Posted by Ed Minchau at January 9, 2007 02:12 PMIt seems the "loud and proud" technique continues to work for the Dems, with the help of their friends in the media it isn't likely to change. Posted by TBinSTL at January 9, 2007 04:08 PMWhat about Fox News? Why aren't they making a rowdy hullabaloo about this? Or now that Murdoch is hosting fundraisers for Hillary Clinton has he too gone over to the dark side, having been seduced by her large calves ;-)? What the heck was Berger doing this for anyway? Gadzooks and strange thoughts, was he perhaps passing secrets to the Israelis? Posted by Toast_n_Tea at January 9, 2007 06:16 PMBerger was caught by the Bush DoJ. The question to ask is why would Alberto Gonzales a Why would Freeh not press for a maximum sentence? Why would republican Judges tolerate this? What's the real deal? What did berger know about Bush Seems everything in Anonymous' world boils down to blackmail, coercion, and harm. Posted by McGehee at January 10, 2007 05:47 AMcan anyone propose a reason why Bush would give Post a comment |