According to the Washington Post, "two top White House officials"
committed a high crime in the first weeks of July. They handed
over the identity of an American secret agent to journalists.
Republicans contend that an investigation by the Justice Department
will reveal any wrongdoing. But Justice Department chief John
Ashcroft -- who was appointed by President Bush and who employed key
Bush advisor Karl Rove -- is hardly neutral. If we don't speak up now, the investigation could be left in John
Ashcroft's hands, and the perpetrators and the crime could be swept
under the rug. That's why we believe: