Patrick G. Eddington

The author, a policy analyst in national security and civil liberties at the Cato Institute, served as a CIA military analyst from 1988-1996.

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A photographer closes in on CIA Director John Deutch on Capitol Hill Thursday Feb. 22, 1996 prior to a hearing of the Senate Intelligence Committee. Deutch refused to rule out using U.S. journalists as spies when American lives are at stake or there is an imminent threat of the use of weapons of mass destruction. (AP Photo/Dennis Cook)

When CIA and NSA Workers Blow the Whistle, Congress Plays Deaf

Patrick G. Eddington

- Oct. 27, 2016

Do the committees that oversee the U.S. spying apparatus earnestly investigate reports of waste, fraud, and abuse? For the last 20 years, the answer has been a resounding “no.”

Patrick G. Eddington

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When CIA and NSA Workers Blow the Whistle, Congress Plays Deaf