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S.3367 Deterring Public Disclosure of Covert Actions Act of 2012, 112th Congress

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    • Sen.: Leakers should lose clearances for good - July 17, 2012 by Navy Times - Republican Sen. Richard Burr is sponsoring a bill, S 3367, that would prohibit security clearances from being renewed for anyone who publicly discloses covert actions. “It is very simple,” Burr said in a statement. “If you talk about ...

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      As noted by Navy Times on July 17, 2012, "Republican Sen. Richard Burr is sponsoring a bill, S 3367, that would prohibit security clearances from being renewed for anyone who publicly discloses covert actions. “It is very simple,” Burr said in a statement. “If you talk about ..." (http://www.navytimes.com/news/2012/07/military-sen-take-away-leakers-clearance-for-good-071712w/)
    • Sen.: Leakers should lose clearances for good - July 17, 2012 by Marine Corp Times - Republican Sen. Richard Burr is sponsoring a bill, S 3367, that would prohibit security clearances from being renewed for anyone who publicly discloses covert actions. “It is very simple,” Burr said in a statement. “If you talk about ...

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      As noted by Marine Corp Times on July 17, 2012, "Republican Sen. Richard Burr is sponsoring a bill, S 3367, that would prohibit security clearances from being renewed for anyone who publicly discloses covert actions. “It is very simple,” Burr said in a statement. “If you talk about ..." (http://www.marinecorpstimes.com/news/2012/07/military-sen-take-away-leakers-clearance-for-good-071712w/)
    • Sen.: Leakers should lose clearances for good - July 17, 2012 by Army Times - Republican Sen. Richard Burr is sponsoring a bill, S 3367, that would prohibit security clearances from being renewed for anyone who publicly discloses covert actions. “It is very simple,” Burr said in a statement. “If you talk about ...

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      As noted by Army Times on July 17, 2012, "Republican Sen. Richard Burr is sponsoring a bill, S 3367, that would prohibit security clearances from being renewed for anyone who publicly discloses covert actions. “It is very simple,” Burr said in a statement. “If you talk about ..." (http://www.armytimes.com/news/2012/07/military-sen-take-away-leakers-clearance-for-good-071712w/)
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