Wednesday, February 15, 2006

If it's so secret, why do we all know about it?

Kept hidden from knowledge or view; concealed. That’s the definition of a secret. What in that definition applies to Vice President Cheney’s hunting accident? The accident happened in an open field in front of probably more than ten people. The shooting was reported to the local police and a local newspaper. The injured man was admitted to a public hospital.

Yet Scrawny, heap big Indian wompum, Reid used the occasion of the accident to proclaim that President Bush’s is "the most secretive administration in modern history." Hey Harry, here’s hint, it isn’t a secret if it’s on the front page of every newspaper for two days.

So let’s put this into perspective. Here’s an administration that can’t keep a key NSA program on the war on terror a secret. They can’t keep certain techniques used to interrogate al Qaeda prisoners a secret. They can’t keep the locations of certain prisons where we keep the worst of the worst of al Qaeda a secret. But because the VP has a very public hunting accident but doesn’t talk to the press about it for 20 hours, the King of Indian Bingo, Harry Reid claims that this is the most secretive administration ever. Very odd Harry.

The DemoRATS are feeding off of an incredulous MSM that is outraged that the White House and/or the VP’s office didn’t spoon feed them the story. After all, the accident happened on a weekend, in Texas and outdoors in a rancher’s field. OOoooo, you can’t expect one of us to give up our weekend and actually go on a trip like that to report what happens. We might soil our Italian shoes. We’ll go to our parties, exclusive to anybody that isn’t just like us, and if anything happens you call – and right away – and we’ll rip you when we report the news you give us.

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