I Was Wrong

Earlier I posted on a John Fund column which seemed to indicate that Harry Reid had been less-than careful with classified government intelligence. Turns out that the reality of the situation is that Reid was just repeating something he heard repeated on an NPR news program.
So sorry, I got that one wrong.

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  • http://sayanythingblog.com/2005/11/29/harry-reid-leaks-sensitive-government Say Anything – North Dakota&#8

    &heellip; Reid did not disclose confidential information. Please read this. &heellip;

  • http://blogometer.nationaljournal.com/archives/2005/12/121_the_nano_ed.html The Blogometer: 12/1: The Nano

    &heellip; We dealt with the matter yesterday in this space and as well as at Hotline On Call. That item was picked up by Daily Kos. A few of the top lefty blogs picked it up, and centrist Joe Gandelman wrote: “It sounds like some corrections might be in order here.” Others may have corrected it, but one we saw was from ND conservative was Rob Port. &heellip;

  • 2Hotel9

    So it was NPR blabbing Intel to the world. How did they get it? Within 6 hrs of the quake, I was reading that line. NPR was 4 days behind the curve. As usual.

  • http://igotthisblog.blogspot.com/ Seth Williams

    If it makes you feel better, others got it wrong also. At least you’ve corrected yourself quickly and visably enough.

  • MikeAdamson

    I made a mistake once so I understand. ;)

  • MikeAdamson

    I made a mistake once so I nderstand. ;)

  • http://igotthisblog.blogspot.com/ Seth Williams

    Yeah, if you were the news, you’d have a B section to bury the correction in.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    *shrugs*

    I’m just some dude who likes talkin’ politics. Its not like I’m a news bureau or anything.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    I suppose I could have buried the correction in the forums…

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