According to the QandO Blog, John Boehner had a conference call with conservative bloggers in January and expressed support for an investigation into the constitutionality of Bush's wiretapping. During the call, Jon Henke of QandO asked Boehner about his position on the NSA scandal:

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Here are a couple of brief updates on the CIA's "extraordinary renditions" that have kind of flew under the radar due to the hurricane aftermath and all the Bush scandal news he's been hemorrhaging lately.

A new poll came out yesterday showing the Virginia Governors race has tightened up a little. SurveyUSA, has Kaine now up to 40% while Kilgore slips to 44%.  There is a 4.2 margin of error with 575 registered voters. The question was: Who would you vote for between Kilgore, Kaine, and the independant Potts?

It's still pretty early, and Virginia is still pretty red; but it's good to see Kaine starting to rise up a bit in the polls. Kaine is now in TV commercial mode, and these numbers might indicate that he is getting to be better known by the electorate. Or, these latest numbers could just be a reflection of the nation wide voter turn-off of the Republican Party that seems to be gaining momentum. Either way, it's good news.  

Hey, Republican House Reps: Who's next? Which of you has the balls to rise up and speak out forcefully with Shays against DeLay?

Everybody can see the "DeLay Problem" has turned real ugly for your party, and it aint going away anytime soon. More importantly, that assclown is now starting to fuck negatively with your re-election. As long as your not Evangelical Dirty, I really dont see any downside to you getting out in front on this now so you can at least try to control the spin. Hell, even Rove and Sidekick Chimp wouldn't have a problem with that.