LOS ANGELES - The Democratic  congressman who will investigate the Bush 
administration's running of the  government says there are so many areas of 
possible wrongdoing, his biggest  problem will be deciding which ones to pursue. 
There's the response to Hurricane  Katrina, government contracting in Iraq 
and on homeland security, political  interference in regulatory decisions by the 
Environmental Protection Agency and  the Food and Drug Administration, and 
allegations of war profiteering, Rep.  Henry Waxman, D-Calif., told the Los 
Angeles Chamber of Commerce. 
"I'm going to have an interesting  time because the Government Reform 
Committee has jurisdiction over everything,"  Waxman said Friday, three days after 
his party's capture of Congress put him in  line to chair the panel. "The most 
difficult thing will be to pick and  choose."