Robert C. Byrd: “What about those who have said, hell no, we won't go?”

Yet, there appears to be a growing drum beat of opinion that Congress has no choice but to undertake a complete overhaul of intelligence in the few weeks remaining in the session.

I will also ensure that the OIG pursues aggressive oversight of contracting issues.

Why does the administration believe that the Appropriations Committee, or Congress, should have no say in how this $200 million foreign aid program should be spent?

I hope that wherever you can share your views, you will, because it's pretty easy in history to see this.