[FairOpinion]

Great going -- the Dems are out to kill us all and this is no exaggeration. They don't want us to fight the terrorists "over there", they don't want us to find out what they are planning before they strike, so we can prevent it.

I hope those who voted in the Dems take note. Elections matter.

[Howlin]

I heard a Democrat saying this today on MSNBC, of all places; this guy is anti-war and he's one of Nancy's boys. The guy said he will be a LOT more outspoken about the war and the CIA than Jane would have been.

Of course, we all know he won't criticize the CIA, per se; it's all going to be about George W. Bush. After all, they only have two years to try to finish him off.

[jwalsh07]

In September, Mr. Reyes blasted the White House’s justifications for the National Security Agency wiretapping program.

Good, we need a more public airing on that issue. We win that one hands down and it's a nice opportunity to draw a strak contrast.

He won't be able to change it as a Committee Chair but he'll certainly put that face on the democrat party.

[lbsmith]

The News and Observer (Raleigh's local rag... literally) quotes an AP story saying that Reyes will "keep a closer eye on the nation's spy agencies and the Bush administration."

<sarc>Exactly the right priorities for the leader of the House Intelligence Panel. </sarc>

[dr_who_2]

I wonder what part of Texas he represents.

[La Enchiladita]

You do see the source here is the NYT? Just saying . . .

[Valin]

A democrat against the war! I'm shocked

[rfp1234]

Saw this guy interviewed yesterday on Cease-Pan. He is a partisan hack with the personality of a gypsum drywall.

He said he was convinced that the Admin. "cherrypicked" intelligence to justify invading Iraq (as if the RATS didn't "cherrypick" anything). He seems to like that word, it suggests "work that Americans won't do".

He repeatedly referred to the idea of a border fence as "stupid". Bipartisan new tone, indeed.

[Mr. Silverback]

Well, it could have been worse. It could have been Hastings.