New tack on Hayden confirmation
Bid to cut nominee from spy furor seen
The Bush administration moved yesterday to separate General Michael Hayden's nomination to be the next CIA director from discussion of the secret domestic spying programs that he designed as head of the National Security Agency, in a seeming reversal of the White House's political strategy for today's confirmation hearing. (Full article: 920 words)
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