The administration should be working carefully with Congress to build a permanent legal framework -- rather than using anti-terrorist agitprop against the New York Times in an effort to patch together the old scaffolding. The government needs a new legal structure partly to help keep its secrets. "Trust us" is not a winning argument in America -- either with newspaper editors or the public at large. Trust in government is earned by a pattern of trustworthy action, not by secrecy, evasion and partisan division. And the best way to rebuild lost trust is informed public debate.
05 July 2006
david ignatius to Bush administration: TRUST MUST BE EARNED
Posted by NOIP at 9:36 AM
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