Showing posts with label Perils of Pelosi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perils of Pelosi. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Pelosi cried, are Dems fried?
Pajamas Media looks at whether Democrats can hold together Nancy Pelosi's story about not knowing about waterboarding, or not acting to stop waterboarding, or just being a politician instead of a deep thinker.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Your move, Mrs. Pelosi
NRO's Campaign Spot contacted the Association of Former Intelligence Officers for their take on the Pelosi controversy.
Those CIA officers chosen to brief the Congress, and especially the intelligence committees, are very senior, experienced officers, who well know the reputation and future of the CIA, as well as their own jobs, are on the line should they be perceived as not telling the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Such restrictions, however, do not apply to members of the Congress when they then appear before the public.
Those CIA officers chosen to brief the Congress, and especially the intelligence committees, are very senior, experienced officers, who well know the reputation and future of the CIA, as well as their own jobs, are on the line should they be perceived as not telling the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Such restrictions, however, do not apply to members of the Congress when they then appear before the public.
Friday, May 15, 2009
Californian to lose crown?
No, not another Carrie Prejean story. Besides, she's staying.
It's San Francisco's own Nancy Pelosi who's in trouble. Powerline has a roundup, as does the Other McCain. The Washington Post also weighs in
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's extraordinary accusation that the Bush administration lied to Congress about the use of harsh interrogation techniques dramatically raised the stakes in the growing debate over the Bush administration's anti-terrorism policies even as it raised some questions about the speaker's credibility.
Obviously, a poll on instapundit attracts a weighted sample, but 96 percent against Pelosi to two percent against the CIA says something.
It's San Francisco's own Nancy Pelosi who's in trouble. Powerline has a roundup, as does the Other McCain. The Washington Post also weighs in
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's extraordinary accusation that the Bush administration lied to Congress about the use of harsh interrogation techniques dramatically raised the stakes in the growing debate over the Bush administration's anti-terrorism policies even as it raised some questions about the speaker's credibility.
Obviously, a poll on instapundit attracts a weighted sample, but 96 percent against Pelosi to two percent against the CIA says something.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
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