On
November 5 I commented on the treacherous Democratic Intelligence Committee memo.
Via Taranto, we learn that at least one Democrat, Zell Miller, is outraged too, and
uses words stronger
than mine:
Of all the committees, this is the one single committee that should
unquestionably be above partisan politics. The information it deals with
should never, never be distorted, compromised or politicized in any
shape, form or fashion. For it involves the lives of our soldiers and
our citizens. Its actions should always be above reproach; its words
never politicized.
If what has happened here is not treason, it is its first cousin. The
ones responsible - be they staff or elected or both should be dealt with
quickly and severely sending a lesson to all that this kind of action
will not be tolerated, ignored or excused.
Heads should roll!
I have often said that the process in Washington is so politicized and
polarized that it can�t even be put aside when we�re at war. Never has
that been proved more true than the highly partisan and perhaps
treasonous memo prepared for the Democrats on the Intelligence
Committee.
The last sentence is the most important--- again, if nobody gets fired, we won't see
improvement.
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