A reader writes:
Does she not realize that Wikileaks isn't hosted in the United States, and Julian Assange isn't an American citizen? It's hard to see how the "treasonous" label applies. The leakers may have violated the law in turning things over to Wikileaks in the first place, and there's room for criticizing the publication, but publishing them wasn't "treason." Unless that word now simply means "something we really don't like."
Just wait for a Palin presidency. All critics will be traitors then.
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