One of his concerns was whistle-blowers. He wanted people to be able to blow the whistle on administration people or high officials and not suffer any consequences. There's even more. New York Daily News, October 10th of 2001, this is a story by Tom de Frank and Timothy Berger. "An angry President Bush launched a second war yesterday, this time attacking loose-lipped members of Congress whom he accused of jeopardizing soldiers' lives by irresponsibly leaking classified information. Said Bush,...

You must read former New York Times foreign correspondent Clifford D. May's piece in National Review Online. The media, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and others are salivating over the manufactured story about the supposed leaking of former ambassador Joe Wilson's wife's name by the White House. Yet Wilson is not objective. He's an anti-Bush member of the pro-Saudi Middle East Institute, which wanted to end the no-fly zones allowing Saddam to slaughter the Kurds and Shiites - and it was known his...