How did Miller defend her Iraq reporting?
Claimed full accuracy
Blamed editors
Defending government's view
Refuted claims entirely
Answer
Defending government's view, Judith Miller maintained that her sources within the Bush administration were credible and insisted that she had a duty to protect her sources' identities, even when their information turned out to be inaccurate or misleading. She argued that her reporting was accurate based on the information available to her at the time and that she had no obligation to second-guess the veracity of her sources.
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