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Rubio leads in the polls, but\u00a0Democrats are hopeful that Demings can pull an upset and help Democrats keep control of the Senate.

Rubio leads in the polls, but\u00a0Democrats are hopeful that Demings can pull an upset and help Democrats keep control of the Senate.

Rubio leads in the polls, but\u00a0Democrats are hopeful that Demings can pull an upset and help Democrats keep control of the Senate.

Rubio leads in the polls, but\u00a0Democrats are hopeful that Demings can pull an upset and help Democrats keep control of the Senate.

Rubio leads in the polls, but\u00a0Democrats are hopeful that Demings can pull an upset and help Democrats keep control of the Senate.

(Archived document, may contain errors) 627 Januaj 15, 1988 REVIEWING THE US.-SOVIET INF TREATY THE SENATE'S OPTIONS INTRoDucI2ON With the United States-Soviet treaty on Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty signed, attention now focu ses on the Senate, where the battle over approval will rage. Ronald Reagan is urging strongly'that the Senate accept the accord without any change. A number of Senators, however, have doubts about the treaty as it now stands. They suggest that th...

We don’t have all the details of former CIA Director David Petraeus’ testimony to congressional Intelligence Committees yesterday, but it looks like the American people were grossly misled about the Benghazi attack.

One of the most important and controversial measures now before the 97th C ongress is the Intelligence Identities Protection Act (S. 391, H.R. 4), also called the "Names of Agents" bill. It is designed to protect the lives of American intelligence officers and the operational integrity of American intelligence organiza- tions. s i milar legislation, never enacted into law, was introduced in preceding Congresses. Representative Edward P. Boland (D-Mass.), Chairman of the House Permanent...

Communication systems, our banking systems, all of these things that potentially are at risk. so all of that is going to go into this damage assessment and that will be ongoing. it wont be something that can be finished in a week or two. thats going to be a continuing process. >> and in terms of the damage assessment and the classification review, im assuming that most important, in the intelligence world, the most important consequence of those reviews is that intelligence community itself and ...

The intelligence world, the most important consequence of those reviews is that intelligence community itself and our allies, to the extent thats relevant, gets to use that information to take protective measures to the extent they need to. are the results the things that would be briefed to the oversight committees, for example, to congressional leadership and to the intelligence committees, to the extent that the classification review or the damage assessment turns up information that is relev...