President Bush delivered a very tough radio address responding to the controversy over the New York Times report on National Security Agency surveillance. The gist, according to Byron York at National Review's The Corner: the surveillance program is critical to security, legal, and carefully reviewed at various intervals -- and the leak of its existence was illegal". Bush also revealed that "Leaders in Congress have been briefed more than a dozen times on this authorization and the activities conducted under it". The real scandal is that NYT deliberately decided to harm national security, publishing a 12-months-old "scoop" to try to downplay the impact of free elections in Iraq
Round-Up: Hugh Hewitt, The Corner, Protein Wisdom, Newsbusters.org, Rightwing Nuthouse, Captain's Quarters, Blogs for Bush, Let Freedom Ring, Instapundit, Hit and Run, The Strata-Sphere, Gateway Pundit, Confederate Yankee, Ace of Spades HQ, SoCalPundit, The Astute Blogger, Stop The ACLU, Say Anything, Decision '08, Pardon My English, Little Green Footballs, Dean Esmay, Michelle Malkin, Four Right Wing Wackos, Professor Bainbridge, Sister Toldjah, Carol Platt Liebau, The Political Pit Bull, The Right Coast, Solomonia, Tammy Bruce.
Round-Up: Hugh Hewitt, The Corner, Protein Wisdom, Newsbusters.org, Rightwing Nuthouse, Captain's Quarters, Blogs for Bush, Let Freedom Ring, Instapundit, Hit and Run, The Strata-Sphere, Gateway Pundit, Confederate Yankee, Ace of Spades HQ, SoCalPundit, The Astute Blogger, Stop The ACLU, Say Anything, Decision '08, Pardon My English, Little Green Footballs, Dean Esmay, Michelle Malkin, Four Right Wing Wackos, Professor Bainbridge, Sister Toldjah, Carol Platt Liebau, The Political Pit Bull, The Right Coast, Solomonia, Tammy Bruce.
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