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Democrats Consider Jay Clayton's Nomination Amid Concerns Over Subpoenas to Journalists

Progressive groups are calling for opposition to Jay Clayton's nomination as director of national intelligence due to his role in issuing subpoenas against New York Times journalists. Key Democrats on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence have not yet taken a firm stance, with some expressing concerns about Clayton's past actions and their implications for press independence.

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Progressive groups are calling for opposition to Jay Clayton's nomination as director of national intelligence due to his role in issuing subpoenas against New York Times journalists. Key Democrats on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence have not yet taken a firm stance, with some expressing concerns about Clayton's past actions and their implications for press independence.

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Trump’s Intel Pick Played Key Role in NYT Subpoenas — But Some Democrats Still On the Fence

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Democrats Consider Jay Clayton's Nomination Amid Concerns Over Subpoenas to Journalists