Former CIA, NSA Boss Says Sen. Feinstein Too Emotional to Judge CIA Torture Fairly. Misogyny Much?
Sen. Dianne Feinstein. SenRockefeller (CC BY 2.0) Former CIA, NSA Boss Says Senator Feinstein Is Too Emotional To Judge CIA Torture Fairly (via Techdirt) We’ve written about former NSA and CIA boss Michael Hayden plenty of times around here, and the guy is practically a caricature of what you’d expect him to be. He defends […]
Sen. Dianne Feinstein. SenRockefeller (CC BY 2.0)
Former CIA, NSA Boss Says Senator Feinstein Is Too Emotional To Judge CIA Torture Fairly (via Techdirt)
We’ve written about former NSA and CIA boss Michael Hayden plenty of times around here, and the guy is practically a caricature of what you’d expect him to be. He defends the intelligence community at all costs, and is quick with baseless insults to…
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