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I thought this was an interesting article especially when they asked Michael Hayden about unmasking as well as a former Bush NSC aide.
I asked retired Lt. Gen. Michael Hayden, former director of the National Security Agency, whether it’s unlawful or even unusual for someone in Rice’s position to ask the NSA to unmask the names of Americans caught up in intercepts. He replied, in an email, “Absolutely lawful. Even somewhat routine.”
It’s hardly out of the ordinary for a White House official like Rice, with high security clearances, to request unmasking. In Tuesday’s Washington Post, Glenn Kessler quotes Michael Doran, a former NSC aide under President George W. Bush, as saying, “I did it a couple of times.”
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Trump is the obnoxious loudmouth at the end of the bar.
And he has the fate of the world in his hands
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Goose wrote:
Trump is the obnoxious loudmouth at the end of the bar.
And he has the fate of the world in his hands
He IMHO is his own worst enemy and most of the attempts at deflection by himself and his Administration only keep the Russian interference thing alive and festering. I know the die-hard faithful will be the last ones to admit that the REAL issue is a foreign power involvement in our sacred political process, but I have come to expect from BOTH sides that there are those that will never see anything wrong in their own political affiliation.