[Buckeye Battle Cry]

Now that Bush has won re-election in spite of the best efforts of the scum down in Langley, it's time for payback.

Here's hopin Bush sends in the liberal exterminators and disinfects the entire joint from top to bottom.

A restructured CIA after a thorough house cleaning will be highly effective and trust worthy.

As it is structured right now, there are too many pockets of poison stemming from 8 years of the Clintonistas.

[kenth]

Then, when they're done there, send them over to State.

[Poodlebrain]

I dislike the term "payback". I prefer a ruthless application of national security laws as well as enforcement of employment agreements. Anyone found violating laws or nondisclosure agreements should be punished as severely as possible.

Where no violations have occurred, but the CIA employees have engaged in activities contrary to political goals, security clearances can be revoked. Security clearances are not personal property, nor does anyone have rights to such clearances. They can be taken away from individuals just as arbitrarily and capriciously as they can be issued. Since appropriate security clearances are requirements for certain positions with the CIA removing the occupants' security clearance effectively removes them from their positions.