[CDHart]

bttt

[ExcursionGuy84]

Big "I KNEW It" ping.

[rushmom]

To answer Mr. Kincaid's final question, I would submit a resounding NO. When have the Republicans ever used hearings as a positive tool in these fights? Never.

[rushmom]

To answer Mr. Kincaid's final question, I would submit a resounding NO. When have the Republicans ever used hearings as a positive tool in these fights? Never.

[Coldwater Creek]

Shocked I tell you, shocked!!!!

I fear the liberals far more that the terrorist.

Let's pray for Divine Intervention in the coming elections.

[johnny7]

“Do Congressional conservatives have the courage to take on the CIA?”

I believe we know the answer... they won't even go after the Pentagon(Able Danger).

[Brilliant]

That''s Bush's reward for keeping the Clinton people on at CIA.

[elfman2]

some good insights

[meema]

I'm getting 'page cannot be displayed'. I'll try again later.
Thanks for posting this, cc.

[westmichman]

The big CYA by the CIA. They had to throw attention away from their own mistakes and miscalculations.

[wideawake]

The CIA is completely useless - an ineffective holdover from the Cold War.

$40B a year and they can't land one operative inside Al-Qaeda, while a teenage hippy loser spends a couple of grand on an Arabic course in Yemen and winds up as a Taliban soldier who got within yards of bin Laden in Afghanistan.

[the crow]

traitors are among us bump

[wolfcreek]

DUH!!!!!!.....Now What!!!!

[DoctorMichael]

As I've said for weeks, this may be why Bush gave Tenent the Medal of Freedom; The 'New Tone in Washington'-ploy extended to this clown and his agency. Bush expected some good-will back.

Hey! It sure worked with Teddy, didn't it?

[satchmodog9]

You would think his old man(41) would have enough friends in the CYA to keep things equal. Unless...

[Jet Jaguar]

ping.

[yoe]

Is Patrick Fitzgerald part of that plan? It would seem so as in two years he has turned up little except to indict a man for a 'crime' when there was no crime. Fitzgerald should be investigated for his part in this CIA/Plame/Wilson scam…the prosecutor is wasting time and money on a witch hunt going nowhere – all the facts are here on FR.

[geezerwheezer]

Mr. Hoagland may have read the numerous posts I have read here on the FR site. I think he is right on in his thinking, but also I fear he hasn't thrown in the same folks at the State Department, Commerce, etc. When former Sec. of State Colin Powell's chief aide (who also resigned from State) was quoted as saying President Bush and V.P. Cheney had "hijacked American foreign policy from the people who work there", tells me there is one hell of a problem we don't even see. That a**hat forgot that the President sets the foreign policies and it is his job to carry it out, or if he disagrees with it, to resign. Is he indicative of what we have at the State Dept? In spades, my friend, in spades!! A lot of those "career foreign officers" have their own agenda, and not necessarily pro-American.

[JudgemAll]

Angleton Golytsin bump

[GVnana]

Never trust a spy. The CIA betrays its own country.