casualties. generals like mcchrystal, former diplomats, foreign policy experts are talking about blowback from drones. the inadvisability, the political fallout. the leak of the white paper and rand paul's filibuster focused attention on the killing of u.s. citizens, not on the killing of other people. the house judiciary committee held hearings, but again, just focused on u.s. citizens, although targeted killings, not just drones. a gallup poll released about two weeks ago showed that 65% of americans think we should use drone strikes in other countries against suspected terrorists. that goes down to 41% of people who favor tags in other countries against u.s. citizens living abroad and down to 25% who favor strikes against suspected terrorists living in the united states. only 13% of the people surveyed believe that we should use drone strikes against u.s. citizens in the united states.