Yes, exactly. The fact seems to have gone down the memory hole as quickly as it became known. Maybe I shouldn't, but I find it astonishing that the press has

Yes, exactly. The fact seems to have gone down the memory hole as quickly as it became known. Maybe I shouldn't, but I find it astonishing that the press has no interest in Clapper's action. Evidently Congress and the "Justice" system has no interest either. When Roger Clemens was suspected of lying to Congress about the oh-so-pressing-national-problem of steroid use in baseball, the feds were all over him and he was tried for perjury. But Clapper? His testimony was said to be merely "inaccurate".