With Georgie and Cheneys' men in the CIA, did they lie, they lied about everything else didn't they? You Decide

Hey Faux which administration committed war crimes and torture, I was sure it was Georige and Cheney, Not Pelose, you want to get Pelosis' resignation, well hell charge Georgie and Cheney and their gang of thugs with war crimes.

GOP Losses Span Nearly All Demographic Groups

The decline and fall of the Republican Party in recent years has been so widespread that the party has lost support among nearly every major demographic subgroup of likely voters across the country, according to a new Gallup poll.
The party lost support among a broad swath of Americans, from conservative to liberal, low-income to high-income, married to unmarried, and elderly to young.
The only subgroup in which the party saw a slight increase in support from 2001 to 2009 was frequent churchgoers.
The biggest declines, of roughly 10 percent, occurred among the college-educated, 18 to 29-year-olds, and Midwestern voters.
The turning point was 2005, after Hurricane Katrina and Bush's nomination of Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court, when the party's support really started to free-fall, according to Gallup: "By the end of 2008, the party had its worst positioning against the Democrats in nearly two decades." LinkHere

Criticism Of CIA Has Bipartisan Roots

Sensing blood, Republican officials have turned the friction between Nancy Pelosi and the Central Intelligence Agency into significant political hay. This weekend alone, several prominent GOPers took to the airwaves to insist that the Speaker had, in the words of RNC Chairman Michael Steele, "stepped in it big time" by insisting that she had not been briefed on the use of waterboarding in the fall of 2002.
The key message is standard Republican fare: while Pelosi is attacking the CIA, the GOP is defending those who work to keep our nation safe.
"I think it's a tragedy that we are seeing this massive attack on our intelligence community," Sen. Kit Bond of Missouri said in an interview on NBC's Today show.
"Lying to the Congress of the United States is a crime," said House Minority Leader John Boehner on CNN's State of the Union. "And if the speaker is accusing the CIA and other intelligence officials of lying or misleading the Congress, then she should come forward with evidence and turn that over to the Justice Department so they can be prosecuted. And if that's not the case, I think she ought to apologize to our intelligence professionals around the world."
One would be forgiven for assuming that the CIA, in the eyes of Republicans, was sacrosanct. The truth is: it hasn't always been this way. LinkHere

Poll: Pelosi Gets More Support Than CIA In Dispute

Greg Sargent highlights a Rasmussen poll today that indicates that after several days of the media flogging Nancy Pelosi's inept press conference and the attendant spat with the Central Intelligence Agency that ensued, public opinion remains more or less split, with a slight edge going to the Speaker of the House: LinkHere Fox News Tries, Fails To Get Boehner To Call For Pelosi's Resignation

WATCH: Conservative Pundits Resort To Attacking Pelosi's Looks

Hasselbeck Tells Huckabee: Pelosi "Needs A Little Enhanced Interrogation" (VIDEO)