The hold-out reporters I’ve been speaking with have been insisting we give them our sources and the documentation provided to the Senate. For those, aside from saying “No way,” all I can advise is that trying to approach this developing story from the totality of its scope may be presently undoable--my sense is that much of the validation will only come out with further disclosures from those who now have the testimony and the documentation to corroborate it. And from those compelled to testify.Today's Gun Rights Examiner column notes the story is getting some limited attention. It's incumbent on those of us who want to see it get more than that to keep pressing.
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Will you help do that by sharing the link?
I have posted it on our local FL gun forum and have also now tagged it as a comment onto the Bloomberg AZ gunshow buy article on Glenn Beck's news site "The Blaze" with a challenge to their reporters.
ReplyDeleteMiami Herald ran with it last night and I am hoping our other local, the Sun Sentinal will pick it up as well.
maybe somebody should go to wikileaks.
ReplyDeleteWise to provide REPORTER contact information to the whistleblowers rather than the other way around.
ReplyDeleteSeen it too many times: "One of the alleged complainants,
Davey Crockett, of the 300 block of Alamo Street, San Antonio, Texas..."
This ain't beanbag.
I'm shocked the liberal MSM who's job seems to be to protect government no matter what isn't going to report on this.
ReplyDeleteAs I have stated, there could be a senate hearing on this matter and the media would bruy the story as deep as they could, it they did that much.