It is a tragic, almost Shakespearean ending, for a once idealistic kid who joined the CIA to experience the world.
However, it is a story all-too-familiar for this city.
Here is part of the column...
Here is part of the column...
"...The rise and fall of John Brennan is an all-too-familiar Beltway tragedy. People do not lose their idealism in this city in grand moments of corruption. It starts with small lies that steadily reduce your resistance until the biggest lies become happenstance. It can create a type of self-deception as one treats lies as a moral option for the sake of the greater good..."
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