What the hell was Watergate?

PowerLine: Forty years later, I believe we do not know some of the most basic facts regarding the scandal...

This is a Woodward-Bernstein sized opportunity for a young investigative journalist or two who wants to dig, and for a publisher looking for a best-seller if released about 11 months from now.

Hugh Hewitt: "The Smell of Cover-Up In The Morning"

The challenge now for Obama is to get up off of his lazy ass and make a decision. The time for waffling is over.

Yes. Short answer. The leak to the Washington Post of the assessment by General McChrystal, the officer in charge of the war in Afghanistan, is quintessential Washington power politics and a major “go screw yourself Barack” by the person or persons who passed the paper to Bob Woodward. You do not get leaks when there is a policy consensus on an issue. There are several reasons classified or sensitive information is leaked–a policy disagreement, a desire to embarrass a principle official or a whistleblower.

Here’s how Woodward started his story:

Will Obama Surrender Afghanistan to the Mullahs?