Monday, September 13, 2004
novak flip-flops
I'm back (did anyone miss me?!) Had a preponderance of work the past few days and I'm finally resurfacing.
I first heard about this today on the Al Franken show on Air America, and blog-guy heard about it indepently via the article linked above. In case anyone has forgotten, Robert Novak is the journalist who outed a CIA agent, ostensibly to get back at her husband who had been critical of the Bush administration.
Apparently, when it comes to his own acts of treason, Novak shouldn't have to reveal his sources, but reporters who investigate W's whereabouts during Vietnam should have to reveal their sources.
¶ 10:42 PM
I'm back (did anyone miss me?!) Had a preponderance of work the past few days and I'm finally resurfacing.
I first heard about this today on the Al Franken show on Air America, and blog-guy heard about it indepently via the article linked above. In case anyone has forgotten, Robert Novak is the journalist who outed a CIA agent, ostensibly to get back at her husband who had been critical of the Bush administration.
Apparently, when it comes to his own acts of treason, Novak shouldn't have to reveal his sources, but reporters who investigate W's whereabouts during Vietnam should have to reveal their sources.
¶ 10:42 PM
