Kerry Scarlott, an attorney who specializes in ITAR, will be talking on it. Following that, there will a panel on it, on which I'll be sitting, so don't expect me to blog it.

Introduction, saying it is what it is, rather than what we can do to change it. It is effective when talking about guns and bullets and missile technology, but it's questionable whether it is with this community, and there is hope that it may change, but right now, it's something we have to live with. Explaining some of the nuts and bolts of how it works, then put together the panel, where he can respond to issues that the rest of us bring up.

Clark Lindsey reports:

- Simberg - Need to find Republicans to fix the problem [ITAR] since if Democrats get out front on it, they will be accused of endangering national security by Republicans.

Well said. If Pelosi proposes ITAR reform, Pajamas Media will go ballistic with calls of "Traitor!" Gotta get some Republican with a good national security reputation to take the lead.