Does anybody know if the Dean NRC issue is making the news?

[deminflorida]

My 72 year old father (who's very much republican), just called and said that he heard that Dean may be arrested for releasing Classified Nuclear National Security information. I posted earlier about it here, but he doesn't have internet and watches Fox News all day.

[nadinbrzezinski]

1. Cute they are blowing the

security at the nuke plants that hard?

It happened in the early 1990s, very early, but bush has not increased the security at the plants

New RNC talking points I take it, like Gore invented the internet

[madfloridian]

2. Yeh, take it and run with it.

Not much you can do about it. They will do this to any candidate. Enjoy.

[WilliamPitt]

3. It's huge on the front page of the Boston Herald today

http://news.bostonherald.com/national/national.bg?articleid=409

[maddezmom]

6. it may be big news

but to think the bush* WH is even going to touch this is absurd. Has anyone seen it anywhere but FAUX?

[isbister]

4. Nuke flap dogs Dean

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission says former Gov. Howard Dean and other Vermont officials violated federal law by releasing secret protection plans for its nuclear power plant in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

The NRC's charge had Vermont officials scrambling to impoundtop-secret nuclear documents the Democratic presidential front-runner wrongly made public.

Some of the documents regarding the Vermont Yankee nuke plant include so-called ``safeguards information,'' which is to be released under ``need to know requirements and . . . not publicly releasable,'' said NRC spokesman Scott Burnell.

The documents are included in files Dean made public - even as he opposes the release of other records on the grounds that they may include similar security or personal information.

``They have been made aware that these documents aren't supposed to be publicly available,'' said Burnell. ``They have assured us that steps are being taken to remove the documents from public availability.''

Burnell said visible warnings on the records weren't heeded by Dean's office, the Vermont secretary of state and the state archivist - making civil or criminal charges a possibility.

``If warranted, there is going to be an investigation,'' Burnell said.

The rest...

http://news.bostonherald.com/national/national.bg?articleid=409&format=text

[lyonn]

5. Bush & Co. wouldn't let something like

this happen on his watch. Well, there was the outing of a CIA undercover agent. What ever happen to that investigation?

[maddezmom]

7. kick

[Native]

8. kick