From an article this Spring in the conservative Weekly Standard.

[Rep. Mike] Pence framed his response as a question, quoting Abraham Lincoln: "One of your Republican predecessors said, 'Give the people the facts and the Republic will be saved.' There are 3,000 hours of Saddam tapes and millions of pages of other documents that we captured after the war. When will the American public get to see this information?"

Bush replied that he wanted the documents released. He turned to Hadley and asked for an update. Hadley explained that John Negroponte, Bush's Director of National Intelligence, "owns the documents" and that DNI lawyers were deciding how they might be handled.

Bush extended his arms in exasperation and worried aloud that people who see the documents in 10 years will wonder why they weren't released sooner. "If I knew then what I know now," Bush said in the voice of a war skeptic, "I would have been more supportive of the war."

Bush told Hadley to expedite the release of the Iraq documents. "This stuff ought to be out. Put this stuff out." The president would reiterate this point before the meeting adjourned. And as the briefing ended, he approached Pence, poked a finger in the congressman's chest, and thanked him for raising the issue. When Pence began to restate his view that the documents should be released, Bush put his hand up, as if to say, "I hear you. It will be taken care of."

The people back home have been fooled into electing this dumbfuck to Congress 3 times now. Needless to say I don't think that releasing documents about how to build an atomic bomb (in Arabic no less) onto the internet is going to play well back home.

The issue now is whether this infromation will reach the gerneral public in time to influence the election.  So far it's been looked over at Kos.  

Damn shame too, because I saw this dumbfuck announce to a crowd of people that he had information that he couldn't divulge the source of that the people who captured Abu Zubaydah had  "picks in the NCAA tournament."  

One problem, the official US position is that Pakastani intelligence captured Zubaydah in 2002.  Either Pence didn't know what he was talking about, or he released classified information obtained in his role as a member of the House Select Intelligence Committee.

I seriously hate this motherfucker, what I've mentioned is merely the start.  I've been building a file against Pence for 4 years now, and it's damn full.  This one though tops off the rest.

And I'll give my consent to any government that does not deny a man a living wage-Billy Bragg