[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!!!!

[12th_Monkey]

I like it, but I doubt it will pass. I would rather the AG kick their a$$.

[Boundless]

> ... asking his leaders to revoke the Times’s
> congressional press credentials.

The White House needs to do the same. Just what does
a so-called reporter have to do to get their WH Press
Pass revoked?

Heck, they needed to kick out most of those bums,
including the Gorgon Lady, years ago.

Meanwhile, are there any web sites that report on
who are the current advertisers in the NYT and other
members of the Domestic Enemy Press?

Some concerned citizen letters to the money sources
might help.

Of course, Rush could jut buy the NYT, and shut it down.

[CurlyDave]

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.

Do we have a lawyer in the house?

This sounds periously close to violating Article 1, Section 9 of the constitution, which forbids any bill of attainder.

If we want to prosecute the Times under existing law that is fine, and I am 100% behind it. I doubt that voting to remove their press credentials is going to be found constitutional, and will only embarrass our side.