Is it right for ABC News to report on secret U.S. efforts to destabilize the Iranian government?The real question should be: why does this administration have such a problem with classified information being leaked to the press? It seems like the press has a fly on the wall at these meetings in the oval office.
--Dan, Massapequa, New YorkYes, it's appropriate. It's the job of the media to let the public know in an unbiased way just exactly what's going on. I only wish the media had taken their job seriously enough to report on the intelligence twisting in which the Bush Administration engaged prior to the build-up for the nonsensical and ill-advised Iraq invasion.
--Franc, New YorkIs it right to have secret US efforts to destabilize any country? Jack, I am at the point of wanting to know what this administration is up to more than what Iran is up to. The foreign policy efforts and strides of the twentieth century have been completely dismantled in seven years.
--Puddy, Spruce Pine, North CarolinaIs it appropriate for the president to declassify intelligence at a commencement address?
The only reason that Bush is using this tactic is because the war in Iraq is his failure. And, as usual Bush will use fear mongering in order to gain support for his failed policies. --
Mike, Riverside, Ohio
Of course it is not appropriate to declassify for convenience. So when has Bush thought of what is appropriate for this country? --
VM, Sunrise, FloridaIf appropriate is defined by the president, I'm sure he can discuss anything he wants at any time. If by anyone else? Not appropriate.
--Bud, Rogers, ArkansasDo you think there's been any "funny business" when it comes to rising gas prices?
Funny business? Do you see me laughing? --
Justin, San Marcos, Calif.
Nothing about this highway robbery is funny. When I hear my local TV station tell me that gas moving from $3.10 to $3.50 per gallon is solely based on "supply & demand" I want to throw up. When do we get the truth about what Bush is allowing these thieving pigs to do to us?
--John, Columbus, Ohio
Of course not, big oil companies have always been fair in their pricing. Just like last year they broke even and didn't have record profits. If the oil companies have to schedule maintenance and conduct refinery repairs, it needs to be done during our busy driving season and not during the winter.
--Martin, Chesapeake, Virginia
Yeah Jack. I'm laughing so hard at this funny business I've got tears rolling down my face. It's really going to get funny when the 2nd quarter profit numbers come out in early July. I'll be laughing so hard I won't be able to contain myself.
--Dan, Syracuse, New York
