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WASHINGTON -- Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) claimed Sunday that intelligence oversight officials in Congress would have met with Edward Snowden, had he reached out to them before leaking documents to the press on surveillance by the National Security Agency.

"He had an opportunity -- if what he was was a whistleblower -- to pick up the phone and call the House Intelligence Committee, the Senate Intelligence Committee and say, 'Look, I have some information you ought to see,'" Feinstein, a frequent defender of the NSA, said on "Face the Nation" Sunday.

"And we would certainly have seen him -- maybe both together, maybe separately -- but we would have seen him, and we would have looked at that information," Feinstein said. "That didn't happen, and now he's gone and done this enormous disservice to our country. And I think the answer is no clemency."

SDHornet wrote:
He does that and then a body is found in a drainage ditch somewhere.

"Pick up the phone and call us to talk about it."

SDHornet wrote:
He does that and then a body is found in a drainage ditch somewhere.

SDHornet wrote:
He does that and then a body is found in a drainage ditch somewhere.

"Pick up the phone and call us to talk about it."

93henfan wrote:

SDHornet wrote:
He does that and then a body is found in a drainage ditch somewhere.

That may still happen.

SuperHornet wrote:"Slunt?"

Is that a mash-up of "slut" and the C-word?

SuperHornet wrote:"Slunt?"

Is that a mash-up of "slut" and the C-word?

SuperHornet wrote:Do you REALLY have to be a copy cat, Mark? 93 beat you to the punch....

93henfan wrote:I met Mark in SC. Everything I said, he repeated. Every drink I ordered, he said "I'll have what he's having." When I went shopping for a seersucker...

You get the picture.

SuperHornet wrote:Do you REALLY have to be a copy cat, Mark? 93 beat you to the punch....

Dem Sen. Dianne Feinstein: You Could Have Kept Your Health Insurance Plan… Until We Passed Obamacare…

Via Hot Air:

SCHIEFFER: The president said in the beginning that one thing was that if you liked the health care program you had, you could keep it. We now know there was debate within the administration before he said that as to whether that was actually a promise that could be kept. Should the president not have made that statement?

FEINSTEIN: Well, as I understand it, you can keep it up to the time — and I hope this is correct, but this is what I’ve been told — up to the time the bill was enacted, and after that, it’s a different story. That part of it, if true, was never made clear.

Bronco wrote:-
Another Feinstein quote

Dem Sen. Dianne Feinstein: You Could Have Kept Your Health Insurance Plan… Until We Passed Obamacare…

Via Hot Air:

SCHIEFFER: The president said in the beginning that one thing was that if you liked the health care program you had, you could keep it. We now know there was debate within the administration before he said that as to whether that was actually a promise that could be kept. Should the president not have made that statement?

FEINSTEIN: Well, as I understand it, you can keep it up to the time — and I hope this is correct, but this is what I’ve been told — up to the time the bill was enacted, and after that, it’s a different story. That part of it, if true, was never made clear.

SDHornet wrote:

93henfan wrote:
That may still happen.

Yup but at least now it won't just be a footnote in the local papers' obit column. Snowden turns up dead somewhere and we know which suspects are atop the list.

Bronco wrote:-
Another Feinstein quote

Dem Sen. Dianne Feinstein: You Could Have Kept Your Health Insurance Plan… Until We Passed Obamacare…

Via Hot Air:

SCHIEFFER: The president said in the beginning that one thing was that if you liked the health care program you had, you could keep it. We now know there was debate within the administration before he said that as to whether that was actually a promise that could be kept. Should the president not have made that statement?

FEINSTEIN: Well, as I understand it, you can keep it up to the time — and I hope this is correct, but this is what I’ve been told — up to the time the bill was enacted, and after that, it’s a different story. That part of it, if true, was never made clear.

The Blum Crime family have always been all over the California bullet train. They also got rich on Iraqi war contracts that lady F awarded to her husband’s company.


Dianne Feinstein Delivers Postal Profits to Hubby
Townhall.com ^ | November 4, 2013 | Bill Tatro

But perhaps the greatest incentive would have been something like the apparent deal that was recently orchestrated by the senior Democratic Senator from California, Dianne Feinstein, as she convinced her fellow senators to sell 56 buildings that currently house offices for the U.S. Postal Service.

Rumor has it that the sale of the properties will fetch about $19 billion.The interesting point, and what all future House and Senate wannabes should aspire to, is having a spouse who owns the company that will broker the U.S. Postal Service deal.That company is the CBRE Group and that spouse is Richard Blum.A commission of 3% to 6%, or about $1 billion, is definitely quite handsome and will be received by Mr. Blum and Mrs. Blum (Dianne Feinstein.)

Bronco wrote:-
Cap'n I know it must suck to find out that your heroes are crooks and liars...probably enough to give a guy a stroke

The Blum Crime family have always been all over the California bullet train. They also got rich on Iraqi war contracts that lady F awarded to her husband’s company.


Dianne Feinstein Delivers Postal Profits to Hubby
Townhall.com ^ | November 4, 2013 | Bill Tatro

But perhaps the greatest incentive would have been something like the apparent deal that was recently orchestrated by the senior Democratic Senator from California, Dianne Feinstein, as she convinced her fellow senators to sell 56 buildings that currently house offices for the U.S. Postal Service.

Rumor has it that the sale of the properties will fetch about $19 billion.The interesting point, and what all future House and Senate wannabes should aspire to, is having a spouse who owns the company that will broker the U.S. Postal Service deal.That company is the CBRE Group and that spouse is Richard Blum.A commission of 3% to 6%, or about $1 billion, is definitely quite handsome and will be received by Mr. Blum and Mrs. Blum (Dianne Feinstein.)