Picking the Leadership’s Brains – Roll Call

Picking the Leadership’s Brains

By Warren Rojas

Posted September 9, 2014 at 6:55pm

As the Big Four hunkered down at the White House Tuesday in hopes of forging some sort of unified front in the campaign to eradicate the burgeoning terrorist threat known as ISIS, the Islamic State and/or ISIL, we couldn’t help but wonder what was really on everyone’s minds.

(CQ Roll Call Photo Illustration)

Oh, to have been a fly on the wall…

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