More: For years, Democrats have brayed about the “politicization” of intelligence. Now they are about to put a blinkered ideologue in the most important intelligence-analysis job in the U.S. government.
He’s from the school of foreign-policy realists who think pandering to and making excuses for the world’s dictators and terrorists is the sine qua non of sophistication. The Weekly Standard unearthed an e-mail from Freeman about the Tiananmen Square massacre in which he regretted only that the Chinese hadn’t cracked down faster and noted, “I do not believe it is acceptable for any country to allow the heart of its national capital to be occupied by dissidents intent on disrupting the normal functions of government.”
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More: For years, Democrats have brayed about the “politicization” of intelligence. Now they are about to put a blinkered ideologue in the most important intelligence-analysis job in the U.S. government.
Chutzpah, thy name is Pepe.
He’s from the school of foreign-policy realists who think pandering to and making excuses for the world’s dictators and terrorists is the sine qua non of sophistication. The Weekly Standard unearthed an e-mail from Freeman about the Tiananmen Square massacre in which he regretted only that the Chinese hadn’t cracked down faster and noted, “I do not believe it is acceptable for any country to allow the heart of its national capital to be occupied by dissidents intent on disrupting the normal functions of government.”
Versailles aristo in a nutshell.
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