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Friday, June 03, 2005

Watergate and Felt

i haven't posted on this cuz there's been just too damn much on it already... but thanks to atrios, i just read this on arianna huffington's blog... robert george lays it all out quite well... go read the whole thing... it's good...
[Ken Duberstein, Ronald Reagan's chief of staff] said that, in reading all the media reports of the last few days, he put himself back in his shoes as White House chief of staff. He thought, with the information Felt had in front of him, "What options did he have?" "He couldn't go to the White House Chief of Staff (Haldeman or Ehrlichman); he couldn't go to the Justice Department (John Mitchell); he couldn't go to the White House Counsel (John Dean). He did something responsible. The congressional committees hadn't been formed yet. What do you do? Felt put America first."

at the risk of repeating what everyone else has been saying ad nauseam for days, where is "deep throat" when we need him...?

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