July 29th, 2010
03:15 PM ET
5 years ago
Clapper approved by key Senate committee
The Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday unanimously approved retired Air Force Lt. Gen. James Clapper to be the next Director of National Intelligence.
The full Senate is expected to take up the nomination before it leaves on its August recess at the end of next week.
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When did you get "The Clapper"?
November, 1964, Dutch East Indies, shore leave.
Still loves me some Austin Powers.
Thats what need more of the military.Trained and ready HUAH
Why do they need the clapper? Can't they just get up and turn the light on and off like everyone else?
The Senate made a wise decision. The Clapper is an excellent device for seniors to turn off lamps, radios and other devices. I am glad the Clapper was approved.