[CindyDawg]

shouldn't they find out where the leak is coming from, first?

[bnelson44]

Rep. J.D. Hayworth (R-Ariz.), working independently from his leadership, began circulating a letter to House Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) during a late series of votes yesterday asking his leaders to revoke the Times’s congressional press credentials.

Go get'em J.D!!!!

[garbageseeker]

I hope they pass it.

[o_zarkman44]

Is a House Resolution comparable to a UN resolution?

How about resolving to start arresting everyone at the NYT associated with the story? Let them spend some of their money on legal fees and bail.

[teletech]

A resolution with NO TEETH. Why bother? I want the NYT OUT OF BUSINESS!!

[Libloather]

Convict and jail the writers. Then, after they meet their jail mate Bubba, work the way up the chain of 'whistle blowers', so to speak...

[bnelson44]

The letter:

http://www.nationalreview.com/pdf/NYT-Hastert%20letter.pdf

[AirBorn]

Will never happen.

Haven't you just read the lastest entry in the long list of diappointed votes by our " Elected REPRESENTATIVES " ??

The " Flag Desecration Bill " missed being voted into law due to --once again--the officials we ELECTED Based on their STANDS and their Party's ALLEGIANCE to OUR WISHES of Faithfully following the standards of the U.S. Constitution!

First the lack of support for our PRESIDENT!

The the Lack of FULL-"VOICED" support for our Troops & War!

The Lack of Support for Immigration Laws!

and the Lack of VOICE in opposing the Radicals in the media and demorat party!

Nope--we got stuck with just another bunch of aggrandizing, politcally correct welchers that has much as hurt us as would the oppposition party would have if they HAD been elected.

[SaxxonWoods]

This type of resolution has its' purposes. In this case, it forces the people's representatives to take a side in public regarding the behavior of the MSM.

This kind of resolution is instructive for the people, just as the "cut and run" votes have been instructive. This will help our cause, and make the MSM scum squirm.

There will be no prosecution of the NYT or LAT, that's not politically feasible. We do need to catch and prosecute the originating leakers, they are doing tremendous damage to the country.

[Rembrandt]

Ohh, how nice, how about some f***ing punishment????????

[alvindsv]

I heard Judge Napolitano yesterday supporting the NYT because of their 1st Amendment rights. I wanted to call in and ask him this:

Would your position be the same if a paper had printed the following headline stories during WWII

United States breaks German Secret Code

Allied Forces to Land at Normandy in Early June 44

U.S. Forces to drop Atomic Bomb on Japanese Mainland

In my mind the NYT story is no different than if they had ran the above headlines. However, sixty years ago the press would not dare have printed such stories, and if they had they WOULD HAVE been criminally charged with treason

[Just A Nobody]

Thought you might be interested in this per our recent "conversation" ping.....

[TheCrusader]

"The resolution is expected to condemn the leak and publication of classified documents, said one Republican aide with knowledge of the impending legislation."

A public spanking for treason, not a bad deal for the Slimes. Sounds like the Repubs are weenies, afraid to take on the NY Slimes with the Justice Dept.

[Kryptonite]

Good idea. Make a record and let's see which demonrats condemn the NYCrimes.

[gondramB]

Weird that theHill.com would get the title wrong - its a resolution, not a bill.

[cricket]

Well. . .good to get into the 'record' and a 'beginning'; I guess. . .but NYT's will not care. They are on a mission; and in truth; they are 'media terrorists'; self-aggrandizing and propelled by hate. . .

At least by now; the NYT"s reporters who cover the White House; should have had their credentials pulled - for duration of 'investigation'(. ..assuming of course; there IS one. . .)

And by now. . .the Feds should have already locked and barred their doors after the first printing of the 'Classified' disclosures; and they should stay locked; until the investigation is complete;

. . .and all the guilty participants in this Treason, have met full Justice.

What America pays in 'lives' alone; what sacrifices are made everyday, by our soldiers; and their families. . .

. . .should make this. . .not too much to ask - or expect . Right?

[Henchster]

The NY Times USED to be a newspaper.

It is now a daily intelligence report to Bin Laden and Al-Queda.

Time to send in a squad of Special Forces to arrest Sulzberg and Keller, and send them down to Gitmo with the other terrorists.

[Sam Hill]

Why not just enforce the laws on the books?

Such as US Code Title 18, Part I, Chapter 3, § 793:

Gathering, transmitting or losing defense information:

(e) Whoever having unauthorized possession of, access to, or control over any… information relating to the national defense which information the possessor has reason to believe could be used to the injury of the United States or to the advantage of any foreign nation, willfully communicates, delivers, transmits or causes to be communicated, delivered, or transmitted, or attempts to communicate, deliver, transmit or cause to be communicated, delivered, or transmitted the same to any person not entitled to receive it…

Shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both.

Though prison really is too good for them.

[LibertarianInExile]

They should be calling for the prosecution of the Times (LA and NY). Big f'in deal, more do-nothing feel-good-ism.

Next resolution up, they condemn rainy days and Mondays.

[Hetty_Fauxvert]

The only sound the New York Slimes pays attention to is that of crisp green bills crinkling together. We need to hit them in their pocketbook. We need a mass boycott and letter-writing campaign to their biggest advertiser, whomever that might be. I did some googling and couldn't find an answer to that, but did find out that Proctor & Gamble is apparently the country's biggest advertiser in general. Who's up for a boycott with me???