> So, regardless of whether it is illegal for a US president to discuss specific classified ISIS terror threats with another country, do you agree with me that the person who leaked the ISIS terror threats to the press doubtless committed a crime detrimental to US national security under US code Title 18, Part 1, Chapter 37, Section 798
No, because public accountability of elected officials is essential, rather than prejudicial, to the safety and interests of the United States.
So basically no information should be secret and the public should always know exactly what Intel is being shared with allied countries during a time of war?
No, because public accountability of elected officials is essential, rather than prejudicial, to the safety and interests of the United States.