The Obama administration's inexplicable decision to tell the world that the Christmas Day Undy-bomber has started talking, putting Obama's politics ahead of national security, has raised the ire of at least one Republican Senator. As we reported earlier, a White House briefing earlier this week had the real world effect of warning al Qaeda to roll up any networks which Umar Farouk Abdulmuttallab knows about.Missouri Senator Kit Bond, the ranking member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Thursday said in a letter to the White House that he was: "deeply disturbed with the official handling of vital national security information regarding the recent cooperation by the Christmas Day bomber....FBI Director Bob Muller (sic) personally stressed to me that keeping the fact of his cooperation quiet was vital to preventing future attacks against the United States... Twenty-four hours later, however, White House staff assembled members of the media to announce Abdulmutallab's...(Read Full Post)