Posted by
Ronni on Wednesday, September 27, 2006 7:35:16 PM
If the kitchen faucet is leaking you call a plumber, or, in my case ask my husband to take a look at it. Sometimes, it is nothing more than an inexpensive washer which must be replaced but, at other times, especially if the leak has been left unattended the entire faucet must be replaced. So it is in Washington DC.
If I could, today, speak to anyone in our nation's capital I would choose our Attorney General and ask him what was being done to stem the flow of leaks in the intelligence community. I would express my sincere concern that the many leaks pouring out to the press are putting each and everyone of us in grave danger. I would not leave until he assured me that the Justice Department was working diligently to find the traitors.
I am far from alone in my thoughts about this matter and have even noticed that President Bush shares my anger and angst about the traitors among us. Yes, I know that you should watch name calling but if the shoe fits - and in this case it does - then I believe that you must call them like you see them, and, if your treachery has put my family in danger then I am going to let you know how I feel!
The perpetrators must be found, prosecuted and punished to the fullest extent of the law. It must be done publicly for all to see. Their position in government or political affiliation matters not. Justice must reign because our survival depends on it.
I would also encourage Mr. Gonzales to put under oath every reporter who published leaks, and, if they failed to cooperate jail them, their editor and publisher until every bit of information needed was divulged. If that meant eventually shutting down the presses then so be it! We would probably all be better off if the likes of the New York Times was not able to spew their Leftist agenda for awhile.
Enough is enough! When a political agenda is put above national security then those involved must pay the price for their treasonous behavior. The mainstream press has, for too long, been allowed to damage our national interest. This must be stopped.
Mr. Gonzales, I hope you're listening