United States:
Trump Is Trying To Politicize Intelligence To Support His Iran Policy. That's Dangerous.
06 October 2017
WilmerHale
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The relationship between the intelligence community and
President Trump surely has been tested in the first six months of
this administration. But the president's reported demand for
intelligence to support his policy preference to withdraw from the
Iran nuclear deal risks politicizing intelligence analysis, with
potentially grave consequences not only for national security
decision-making but also for our ability to address a wide range of
international threats.
Originally published by The Washington Post, August 4,
2017.
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