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I see Hayden as part of the problem. In a news conference the other day, he reiterated the "trust us" argument for warrantless wire taps.
IMO, anyone who supports this position is dangerous and has no business running the CIA. I also agree that this is no time to mix military with civilian offices. Even if he resigns, he is too close to the military power structure, which only adds to first objection.
IMO, anyone who supports this position is dangerous and has no business running the CIA. I also agree that this is no time to mix military with civilian offices. Even if he resigns, he is too close to the military power structure, which only adds to first objection.
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