Two can play.

Via Atrios.

Meanwhile, Rep. John Murtha, D-Pennsylvania, chairman of the House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee, said on Thursday that he's planning hearings this spring on executive and congressional travel on military aircraft.

Murtha said he's requested from the Defense Department records on travel and logistics from the past two years. He asked the Defense Department to hand those over within a month.

I haven't had anything to say about the Pelosi airplane controversy because, well, there really isn't one. I figure anytime Tony Snow and I agree, there's no controversy.

Who's going where on military aircraft? There might be some controversy there, alright, and I don't think the folks who started this trip are going to be happy with the final destination.