There are indeed very good reason's for not trusting this administration. Which presents a huge problem that this situation illustrates: An administration cannot effectively govern if it cannot gaurantee the trust of the people.

If the gov must provide concrete proof every time it opens it's mouth....its essentially lame-duck.  

Oh, and I happen to think that they are, at the moment, most definitely more interested in getting W elected than anything else. But if you think Kerry's camp is any less singularly focused, yer mistaken. Such is politics. (however, Bush's distraction has the potential to be MUCH more harmful than Kerry's, for the obvious reason that he's the sittin prez)
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Larry C. Lyons
  To: CF-Community
  Sent: Monday, August 09, 2004 1:40 PM
  Subject: Re: Not suprising

  However it really makes a good case against trusting this administration.

  Lets see, to defuse a potential major political problem unnamed
  administration sources outed a CIA operative.

  Next to defuse the most recent problem unnamed administration sources
  ruin a very valuable sting operation that already netted several
  Al-Queda operatives.

  Does anyone detect a pattern here? Whose side are these people on, or
  are they more concerned about getting Bush and the Shubbery reelected
  than they are about the nation's safety?

  Given this sort of effort its amazing that any other intelligence
  agency (eg., British, French, Pakastani, Egyptian etc) would trust the
  US.

  larry

  <snip>
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