There was no good way to go about it. He had to sacrifice his life to do it - whether or not that was his view or justification or if there was some selfish motive I don't know. I too am glad we know about all of it - without Snowden being the traitor he is, we still would be in the dark.
To say "he went to Russia, He went to China" is a b.s. argument. He went to countries that didn't have extradition treaties and wouldn't be afraid to let the U.S. know about it. You recall how the Columbian president's plane was forced to land and was then boarded as agents searched for Snowden.
I totally disagree. The WH and NSA would have swooped in said this is a matter of national security and told them they cannot print or run a story on it. If he sent it to any media outlet they would not have run it period.
Frankly, our country deserves everything they get. It's a ****ty way to do things especially spying on your own people which is against the law, against the constitution and the intent of pretty much everything we as American's hold dear like liberty and freedom.
I'm still glad he did it.
