The Senate confirmed Michael Hayden, architect of the NSA telephone surveillance program, as the new director of the staggering CIA by a vote of 78-15. That means that at least 78% of the 100 United States Senators currently on the public dole don't seem to have a big problem with the NSA's warrantless surveillance program. Or, as Helen Thomas so dearly loves to call it, "the illegal tapping of private citizen's private telephone conversations, held in private, and why did we illegally invade Iraq in such an illegal manner?"
TAGS: Michael Hayden, NSA, CIA, US Senate
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