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March 12, 2014 11:01 AM UTC

Udall Basically Calls For CIA Director Brennan To Resign

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  • by: Colorado Pols

UPDATE: More commentary from reader Zappatero here.

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Sen. Mark Udall (D-CO).
Sen. Mark Udall (D-CO).

In the nicest possible terms, as MSNBC reports:

Senate Intelligence Committee member Sen. Mark Udall, D- Colo., said Tuesday that John Brennan’s future as head of the Central Intelligence Agency is in doubt after committee chairman Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D- Calif., accused the agency of spying on the committee and trying to interfere with its work.

“The CIA has an important role to play, but if the public doesn’t trust the CIA, if the Senate overseers don’t trust the CIA, I don’t know how Director Brennan can continue to lead the agency,” Udall said on MSNBC.

This latest conflict between the Senate Intelligence Committee and the Central Intelligence Agency, due to the potentially criminal nature of the CIA's actions and the underlying issue of detention and interrogation policy, risks driving a major wedge between Senate Democrats and the Obama administration. As we said yesterday, the normally hawkish Sen. Dianne Feinstein standing side-by-side with longtime critic Sen. Mark Udall in opposition to the administration on a national security matter shouldn't be taken likely.

It remains to be seen how this might affect other conflicts between the administration and Sen. Udall, like his opposition to National Security Agency domestic surveillance programs, but it seems likely to reinforce Udall's position that a rollback of the sweeping law enforcement authority given to the federal government after 9/11 is needed.

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12 thoughts on “Udall Basically Calls For CIA Director Brennan To Resign

  1. The longer this goes on, the more convinced I am that this is a huge BS job for public consumption to make Udall and other vulnerable Dems look good.

    1. At least you realize how good this makes Udall look. Mainly because what he's doing, you know, is good. Dipping a toe into reality like that is sure to be punished by the Borg, though. Beware! I'm surprised none of your rightie comrades threw a plugged in toaster into that reality water. Wait. They wouldn't until after you made the comment. Please let us know you're still alive and well.

        1. Mod,  the Senate Democrats are forming a third party and are running against the Democrat White House.

          They are calling themselves the shocked and surprised party.  

          They were shocked and surprised that if you changed the requirements of insurance policies that peoples policies would be changed.  They were shocked and surprised that the spy agency that they failed to supervise closely spied on people. 

          That is what they figure their post-Obamacare path to survival requires.

      1. Some people apparently don't get the whole US COnstituion, three branches of government thing.  I know three's a hard number to grasp with the IQ of a rock.  

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