Had Bush’s White House done this same thing we’d be hearing about it 365/24/7
Del Dolemonte on July 24, 2012 at 10:17 AM

According to Janet Napolitano that would be 364/24/7, and Obama would interject “in all 57 states.” The bottom line is Obama didn’t leak those secrets. Someone else made that happen.

flackcatcher on July 24, 2012 at 8:47 PM

And when will we be treated by a post from you containing actual content instead of your feigned concern of us?

Don’t fret. I will not hold my breath while waiting. I’ve got more important things to do this year.

BTW, perhaps you too would consider signing up as a GOP Volunteer this year. You see, Romney really needs your help, and since you apparently have so much free time on your hands…

If not you, who?

You’re an idiot.

Solaratov on July 24, 2012 at 6:47 PM

You are irrelevant, wrong, and foolish to prove that here.

Dante on July 24, 2012 at 6:36 PM

You’re an idiot.

Would the White House have good dirt on Feinstein?

Odd. I haven’t ever seen cyber attacks mentioned in the Constitution.
Where does it appear?

Solaratov on July 24, 2012 at 5:37 PM

It’s an act of warfare. Congress has not declared war on Iran. Any offensive attacks by the president that are not in response to an attack are unconstitutional. Only Congress has the authority to allow it.

Feinstein said she was certain that President Obama had not disclosed any of the classified intelligence, but believed others in the administration were responsible.

“I don’t believe for a moment that he goes out and talks about it,” she said of the president.

Apparently Obama is the first president in history not to be responsible for his own administration. Pathetic.

And just so you people know what you’re defending, the leaks are in regards to the unconstitutional kill list and our unconstitutional cyber attacks against Iran.

Dante on July 24, 2012 at 2:52 PM

Odd. I haven’t ever seen cyber attacks mentioned in the Constitution.
Where does it appear?

As someone whose later Father landed at Normandy, your attitude sickens me.

kingsjester on July 24, 2012 at 11:42 AM

You can’t even accurately state what my position is to even know to be offended or not.

Dante on July 24, 2012 at 2:03 PM

Not surprised it took you nearly 2 and a half hours to come up with that weak reply.

A+

“By Wednesday of that week, Gates went to see Donilon, offering up a barbed assessment of how the White House had handled the aftermath of the raid.

“I have a new strategic communications approach to recommend,” Gates said in his trademark droll tones, according to an account later provided by his colleagues.

What was that, Donilon asked?

“Shut the f**k up,” the defense secretary said.”

Any questions?

Dante on July 24, 2012 at 2:52 PM

Actually it’s the immense stupidity like the kind that you are constantly displaying that should be be illegal and unconstitutional…

jimver on July 24, 2012 at 1:08 PM

Did they invent these gadgets and this “ground breaking technology,” or did the entrepreneurs and innovators of the private sector do that?

Dante on July 24, 2012 at 2:08 PM

Idiot, inventing them is one thing, as usually you try to distract from what I was saying in response to your stupid talk that the service members are not bright or sometthing…..you can’t be such a cretine not to be abe to tell the difference between different skills and competences…some invent techonology, some operate it…operating and maintaining cutting edge technology takes intelligence and skill too… but then you wouldn’t kmow that because hou have none…you are a pathetic imbecile with no skill or training who spends his time blogging inanities, probably neverr had a real jobin the real economy in his liffe. Yet you are here making comments about the intelligence of service members who have to take apititude and skill tests every year, who take reguar training to update their skills, in order to be able to operate new systems…and one more thing, genius, any idea how many retired millitary are involved in developing new systems and yes, even in ‘inventing’said cutting edge technology…you talk about entrepreneurs and innovators, but who are they when it comes to military technology? A lot of he defence contrators are retired military, most of the people employed by Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumann and L3 Communications and BAE and all the other big defence contractors are RETiRED MILITARY…so, unlike yours, their skills and training and competence and yes, their intelligence are valuable and considered assets in private sectors.yours will never be….but then you know, and to paraphrase:,’ those who can’t do, blog’ :)…

You do know that Dr. Paul dropped out, don’t you?

Imbecile, most of the US military operates with cutting edge technology nowadays, the AIr Force in particular is operating the most sophisticated jets (manned and unmanned) that are pretty much ground breaking technology not to mention the ‘gadgets’ that are on them…you have to be pretty intelligent, intensely and highly trained to operate and maintain theșe…….it is you who prove constantly what an imbecile you are with your commentaries here..your level of intelligence measured by any IQ test out there would probably put you close to a monkey…as for your idea of high tech that is probably reduced to the ipad and Wii :)….you’d probably fail any basic test to get into any branch of he military, definitely you wouldn”t score enough to get into the Air Force…

jimver on July 24, 2012 at 1:08 PM

Did they invent these gadgets and this “ground breaking technology,” or did the entrepreneurs and innovators of the private sector do that?

Our founders also believed that those who provided aid, such as military information, to our enemies were traitors to their country and should receive the appropriate justice such as hanging or firing squad. In fact, treason is defined within the U.S. Constitution in Article III Section III, Clause 1.

dominigan on July 24, 2012 at 12:36 PM

And that has what to do with the topic?

As someone whose later Father landed at Normandy, your attitude sickens me.

kingsjester on July 24, 2012 at 11:42 AM

You can’t even accurately state what my position is to even know to be offended or not.

Dante on July 24, 2012 at 11:14 AM

Imbecile, most of the US military operates with cutting edge technology nowadays, the AIr Force in particular is operating the most sophisticated jets (manned and unmanned) that are pretty much ground breaking technology not to mention the ‘gadgets’ that are on them…you have to be pretty intelligent, intensely and highly trained to operate and maintain theșe…….it is you who prove constantly what an imbecile you are with your commentaries here..your level of intelligence measured by any IQ test out there would probably put you close to a monkey…as for your idea of high tech that is probably reduced to the ipad and Wii :)….you’d probably fail any basic test to get into any branch of he military, definitely you wouldn”t score enough to get into the Air Force…