Bush's Top CIA Pick Oversaw NSA's Domestic Spying Operation

[DudeAsInCool]

WASHINGTON, May 5 — Gen. Michael V. Hayden, who senior administration officials said Friday was the likely choice of President Bush to head the Central Intelligence Agency, has a stellar résumé for a spy and has long been admired at the White House and on Capitol Hill.

But General Hayden, the principal deputy director of national intelligence, would also face serious questions about the controversy over the National Security Agency's domestic surveillance program, which he oversaw and has vigorously defended.

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Source: NY Times

[Wolfie]

No surprise that they picked Negroponte's underling/lapdog. That is exactly what we need more in this administration: Ass kissing Brownies!