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In reply to the discussion: The AP scandal *is* serious [View all]adigal
(7,581 posts)175. I cannot believe Democrts are pooh-poohing this!
This is possible a very serious violation of freedom of the press, and as long as a Democratic administration does it, many here don't care. To be intelligent people, we need to review actions outside the lens of politics, and if the Repubs did this, we would all be angry.
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I found an interesting take on it, thought you might be interested. I don't know if it is serious
uppityperson
May 2013
#2
So you think that spying on journalists is no longer a scandal? I thought it was, at least it was
sabrina 1
May 2013
#165
So that's who you are? Talk about childish. Add me to your list, please! -NT
Anansi1171
May 2013
#108
Wow! Circular arguments and empty assertions lacking any detail. You go, girl!
Anansi1171
May 2013
#111
Issa might just hand Obama the juice he needs to be really effective if so.
Exultant Democracy
May 2013
#32
Why the condescending tone and arrogant tone? Your "dear" at least takes the time
Anansi1171
May 2013
#114
LOL!! She thinks Holder HAD to recuse himself so he must've done something BAAAAD.
DevonRex
May 2013
#63
Why anyone would trust nadin as a "reporter" is beyond me. Do you remember.....
Tarheel_Dem
May 2013
#92
Exactly. It's a matter of integrity, journalistic or otherwise. You don't disappear your mistakes,
Tarheel_Dem
May 2013
#211
Actually, they can. If you want them to not be able to, you'll need a change in the law. (nt)
jeff47
May 2013
#82
So what would you say is 'not broad'? Two lines at a time? Two reporters at a time?
randome
May 2013
#86
Worth searching MediaMatters on the Associated Press. Wouldnt take AP "SPIN" at face value.
emulatorloo
May 2013
#162
They are long dead, and you and Nadin are doing in the patsy care nothing of the coup
Anansi1171
May 2013
#117
"I find it offensive that people suddenly care about surveillance."
woo me with science
May 2013
#185
AP already decided to thumb their nose at the Administration when they published what they had...
randome
May 2013
#88
The probles that I am seeing is that most people have not clue what this has done.
Lady Freedom Returns
May 2013
#78
David Schulz explains it the best in his interveiw with "NEWSHOUR"
Lady Freedom Returns
May 2013
#100
nadinbrzezinski know a little more about the repercussions that this is causing
Lady Freedom Returns
May 2013
#116
What posible reason did the Press have to tell us about Watergate?
Lady Freedom Returns
May 2013
#220
this a leaker trying to damage the Presidency, not a **whistleblower*** *** *** ** *
Kolesar
May 2013
#128
From a journalistic standpoint, this is a scandel, but from a "political" standpoint..
LeftInTX
May 2013
#203
I agree, just stop as the other poster said, already there is info coming out on this of who, why
EV_Ares
May 2013
#155
Because she has no understanding of how a grand jury works, and it's painful to read so
msanthrope
May 2013
#199
The grand jury wasn't allowed to subpeona reporter's phone records? What fool thinks that?
msanthrope
May 2013
#196