From the a post in the comment section of Kevin Drum's site:
A caller to a discussion show this morning asked this: "Why did the White House authorize a multi-million dollar investigation by a special prosecutor if they knew all along what had happened and that, because the information was declassified or declassifiable by the President, there('s) nothing to investigate?"
Indeed.
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What amazes me is how easily people acquiesce to the ridiculous idea that a President can purposefully harm national security and have it be accepted by divine right. There really ought to be no debate about whether Presidents have such a right. If the President gave China our best aircraft carrier, would we have a debate over whether he had a right to do it? I think not.
And yet, the debate goes on anyhow.
I think there's a portion of the population that WOULD be able to defend the aircraft carrier deal. They'd convince themselves it was necessary.
They're batshit crazy of course, but they're there.
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