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In any case: if she hadn't released it, Mark Udall would have, since he has nothing to lose.

Colorado Senator Mark Udall lost his 2012 re-election campaign after being a total gadfly in the Senate Intelligence Oversight Committee.

Ron Wyden of Oregon, Mark Udall of Colorado and Martin Heinrich of New Mexico, all Democrats, are United States senators.

If Udall cares so much, he can read whatever classified documents he wants from the Senate floor with absolute legislative immunity.

Ron Wyden, Mark Udall and Rand Paul's bill also I think sounded better than the USA Freedom Act.

I voted for Mark Udall for Colorado Senator last November, mostly for his work on the Senate Intelligence Committee.

GOP senators like McCain, graham, are defending Obama on this, while democrats like Wyden, or Udall are aggressively anti nsa.

Only Wyden, Udall and a few others care at all.

Other articles building on it imply additional tenuous connections between all this stuff and a letter Mark Udall wrote that may be referencing this vaguely, maybe.

Likewise, you can look at the in-fighting between Sen Feinsein and former Sen Rogers on one side with Sen Wyden and former Sen Udall on the other.

Wyden and Udall are from Oregon and Colorado.

I called the three New Mexico lawmakers through the tool, and was able to reach human beings at all of the offices (Senators Heinrich and Udall and Representative Luján).

It’s been flood-irrigated in the past, but we’re switching it all to micro-sprinkler.” Doing that will reduce Cox’s water need, but it will also have the perverse efficiency effect that Bradley Udall described, by turning a non-consumptive use (irrigation runoff) into a consumptive one (more grapefruit).

"And since Wyden and Udall both knew the actual answer, if they were so convinced the answer should be made public then either could have simply put it in the Senate record thanks to their Constitutional privilege and taken the risk that would come with that." Agreed, and I would think more highly of them if they had.

Polis' petition was withdrawn and a key senator was defeated (Udall), ostensibly due to his opposition to increased production.

The big Senate changes are probably Udall's departure and Feinstein and Leahy losing their committee chairs.

As a Colorado resident, I was curious about how Mark Udall, Senator Wyden's Intelligence Committee ally, would do.