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I'm wondering the same thing. Liebermann probably knows too. It's all a big show right now. As the economist said in the past few days, things have changed. You

by nkassis 16y ago

I'm wondering the same thing. Liebermann probably knows too. It's all a big show right now. As the economist said in the past few days, things have changed. You can store on a USB key the equivalent of truck loads(Stevenson would be proud ;p) of documents. It's going to be harder and harder to keep this information secure. I hope the Government accepts this and I think the current administration does. I wouldn't be surprised if they figure out a way to use it to their advantage. In WW2 purposely leaked information was used to confuse the Germans about the location of the beach landing on D-Day.

jtbigwoo 16y ago
I'm wondering the same thing. Liebermann probably knows too. People say this a lot about politicians and I wonder how true it is. Lieberman in particular has never shown himself to be particularly smart. He mostly repeats the conventional "centrist" line and seems to contradict himself fairly regularly. I seem to remember that he drove the Gore campaign nuts in 2000 by spouting off whatever popped into his head. Most politicians are not following a grand plan but are rather following a guideline of "What will Rush Limbaugh like?" (Conservatives) or "What will the editorial page of the Washington Post like?" (Centrists) or "What will my donors like?" (Pretty much everybody)