DICK MORRIS ON SANDY BERGER:

Berger has admitted that he stuffed top-secret documents into his pockets, shirt and pants, and why he sliced some up with scissors, destroyed them and then lied about it. Until he gives a credible explanation for this behavior, we are all entitled to make the logical inference — that he was hiding something to protect himself and his old bosses. . . .

Berger would also have us believe he “inadvertently” cut up and “inadvertently” destroyed the documents — that he had no intention of concealing anything from the commission. And then, I suppose, he inadvertently lied about what he’d done.

Come on. With a shabby explanation like that, Berger invites speculation that he is covering for himself or for the Clintons.

Back in the ’90s, I found Berger consistently unwilling to act vigorously against terror-sponsoring nations. When Sen. Al D’Amato proposed sanctions against Iran, Berger tried to get Clinton to veto the bill; it was only after much public pressure that he signed it.

Berger was on a fast track to be the next Democratic Secretary of State. He risked that in stealing those documents. Now he has destroyed his future career by pleading to a criminal misdemeanor — admitting what he did while still concealing why he did it.

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