CAN THIS MAN SAVE THE CIA?

The article questions whether General Michael Hayden can reform the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in the same way he did the National Security Agency (NSA) after the Cold War. As President George W. Bush's appointee for the position of CIA director, Hayden is set to undo the mistake of predecessor Porter Goss. His nomination is contentious, the main concern being his role in implementing the warrantless wiretaps and information mining that comprise the NSA's domestic surveillance program.