The CIA Should Be More A Bit More CAIR-less

This week, a three-day conference hosted by the CIA on “homegrown radicalization” was supposed to have taken place at CIA headquarters. It did not. The conference was abruptly canceled — or, softening the blow, “postponed.”

Question: Did pressure from what we might (and should) call a certain “homegrown radical” group — the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) — make this happen?

Answer here.