CIA Nominee Violated Privacy

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CIA Nominee Violated Privacy

May 16, 2006 | ISSUE 42•19

Michael Hayden, Bush's nominee to head the CIA, has recently been implicated in the NSA's controversial collection of private phone records. What do you think?

Hayden went too far when he asked me what I thought of Goss, not telling me that he had Goss on the other line on mute.

Caitlin Halloran
Systems Analyst
He's going to face some tough questions from the board before they confirm him.

Brian McGee
Student Advisor
I think it's a natural transition for him to get into spying internationally. Clearly, he's got the domestic thing down.

Bill Ketcham
Video Game Technician

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