Tuesday, March 23, 2004
Shinseki, Wilson, Foster, Clarke; Beers; D'Iulio; O'Neill; (Barbara?)
Krugman:
posted by Blicero : 3/23/2004 02:06:00 AM
It's important, when you read the inevitable attempts to impugn the character of the latest whistle-blower, to realize just how risky it is to reveal awkward truths about the Bush administration. When Gen. Eric Shinseki told Congress that postwar Iraq would require a large occupation force, that was the end of his military career. When Ambassador Joseph Wilson IV revealed that the 2003 State of the Union speech contained information known to be false, someone in the White House destroyed his wife's career by revealing that she was a C.I.A. operative. And we now know that Richard Foster, the Medicare system's chief actuary, was threatened with dismissal if he revealed to Congress the likely cost of the administration's prescription drug plan.Full story.
posted by Blicero : 3/23/2004 02:06:00 AM
