That seems to be the case. I really thought there might actually be someone principled in the Obama Administration, but apparently I was wrong.
From the Wall Street Journal Online:
Liberals and the CIA – A real ‘Plame-gate,’ minus the outrage.
by Bret Stephens
There is nothing more important than protecting the identities of CIA officers. So I need everybody to be clear: We will protect your identities and your security as you vigorously pursue your missions.
—Barack Obama at CIA headquarters, April 2009.
Once upon a time, Valerie Plame Wilson was a hero to liberals everywhere, a covert CIA operative whose cover was blown by a vindictive Bush administration out to ruin its critics. Today, liberals within government and without are betraying covert CIA operatives as if it were the very essence of virtue. Once Kamagra is absorbed in the blood, it inhibits the PDE-5, horny goat weed increases discount levitra no rx levels of nitric oxide. These delicious flavors play a vital role to make ED treatment approachable for every ED canadian viagra for sale patient. You are not supposed to have more than cialis line prescription one option to treat any kind of disease. This is an oral medication so this needs to be treated india levitra as soon as possible so that the body seamlessly breaks down cells as needed, and creates new cells from that breakdown of cells into energy. Consistency, principled or foolish, has never been a hobgoblin of the liberal mind.
Consider Attorney General Eric Holder’s decision Monday to investigate and potentially prosecute about a dozen previously closed cases involving alleged detainee abuse by CIA officers or contractors. Whether those agents and contractors are innocent or guilty—or whether they were simply working within parameters they believed were necessary and permissible, and circumstances they deemed urgent, but which the Obama administration has retroactively decided were not—are matters that will be determined in due course. The 2004 CIA report on which Mr. Holder based his decision says that the most damaging allegations are “too ambiguous to reach any authoritative determination regarding the facts.”
What’s nearly certain, however, is that the names of the agents will soon become a part of the public record, either directly or through leaks that the liberal press will have no scruple about printing.
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