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Friday, February 29, 2008 12:00 AM

George Bush told the truth yesterday

Bush on why the White House is so desperate for telecom amnesty: "The litigation process could lead to the disclosure of information about how we conduct surveillance."
Glenn Greenwald

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  • Friday, February 29, 2008 08:33 AM

    Don't these people mind being lied to?

    Consider the alternatives: Everyone gets sent to bed without supper. The last suddenly become the first. The cameras turn elsewhere. The money stops. The music stops, too, and Chris Matthews, Tim Russert, David Broder, Joe Klein, and a host of others suddenly find themselves without chairs.

    Expect a lot more hysteria from Washington as nemesis approaches. Pull the Lazy-Boy closer to the television. Make some popcorn. Bring on the clowns.

    —William Timberman Read William Timberman's other letters

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