Wednesday, February 22, 2017

I Didn’t Think I’d Ever Leave The CIA. But Because Of Trump, IQuit.


By Washington Post, Feb. 20, 2017

Edward Price worked at the CIA from 2006 until this month, most recently as the spokesman for the National Security Council.

Nearly 15 years ago, I informed my skeptical father that I was pursuing a job with the Central Intelligence Agency. Among his many concerns was that others would never believe I had resigned from the agency when I sought my next job. “Once CIA, always CIA,” he said. But that didn’t give me pause. This wouldn’t be just my first real job, I thought then; it would be my career.


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2 comments:

  1. I guess he wasn't CIA material! Obviously, he never 'got it'.

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  2. Maybe he needs to be looked at to see if he was a source of some of the leaks. I wouldn't think a CIA agent would talk about a Commander in Chief like that...even threw some shade at George W.
    And he gave 5,000. to Clinton. That should tell anyone where his loyalties lie

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