By Dylan on June 27, 2006 9:00 AM
Heat over the New York Times‘ decision last week to publish another story on domestic spying over kicked up a few degrees yesterday.
The National Review called for a revocation of the Times press credentials. [National Review]
President Bush called the disclosure “disgraceful.” [Washington Post]
Vice President Dick Cheney: “The New York Times has now made it more difficult for us to prevent attacks in the future.” [Lincoln Journal Star]
White House press secretary Tony Snow: “The New York Times and other news organizations ought to think long and hard about whether a public’s right to know in some cases might override somebody’s right to live.” [E&P]
EARLIER: Rep Calls On Attorney General to Investigate Times
National Review‘s Frum Calls NYT‘s Betrayal of Bush Administration’s Request Not To Publish a ‘Crime’
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