"The Justice Department argued this point explicitly last November, in the case of a Baltimore-area resident named Majid Khan, who was held for more than three years by the C.I.A. Khan, the government said, had to be prohibited from access to a lawyer specifically because he might describe the 'alternative interrogation methods' that the agency had used when questioning him. These methods amounted to a state secret, the government argued, and disclosure of them could 'reasonably be expected to cause extremely grave damage.' (The case has not yet been decided.)
Now, can we please have avery serious national conversation about the corpse of Anna Nicole Smith. Or how about an editorial or two more about John Edward's hair obsession. Oh, wait, I know, let's talk about the sneak preveiw of "Boobs of Hillary".
No, I'm sorry Mr. Lewis. That will not be possible for atleast another 48 hours.
WHAT?! Has Paris Hilton found Jesus, again?
No, sir, another underage slender white girl has come up missing. Will be Amber Alert 'til Tuesday. She's a cutie.
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