In a message dated 7/14/05 1:44:52 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> NY Times standing on principle when they could nail a Republican Well, I suppose if I knew about some
criminal activity that endangered the lives of government employees or
anybody else, I would have to go public with it. What is more important,
my journalistic word to a criminal or somebody protecting one, or the
lives of innocent people?<And wouldn't the left hold Judith Miller up on a
pedestal if she could kill two birds with one stone?Protect lives, put away
somebody in the administration. I think the left would actually congratulate her
for "overcoming" such a dilemma and doing the right thing. That is, if it was a
republican. However,she could be perceived as a traitor and violator of
journalistic ethics by her own peers and political persuasion if her source were
any thing other than a republican.
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