Bill Kristol

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2. "On or around April 27, 2000, Ms. Knight had completed her review and was of the judgment that the manuscript draft did not contain classified information." Ms. Knight is Ellen Knight, the career employee who had spent four months working painstakingly with Bolton... — PolitiTweet.org

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1. For me (not a lawyer, but someone who served in government and signed an SF-312 and SF-4414, and have had many friends and associates go through the clearance process for post-employment articles and books): The passage in the legal complaint that jumped out was paragraph 46: — PolitiTweet.org

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3. ...to remove or rewrite countless passages to ensure no classified information was even inadvertently revealed in the book. The process sounds as if it was even more painstaking than usual. I'll also say, knowing Bolton, that whatever criticisms one might have of him... — PolitiTweet.org

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