At a time when the boundaries between verified intelligence and politically convenient claims have too often been blurred, it is critical that the office remain grounded in facts, independence, and the rule of law.
Mark R. Warner: “At a time when the boundaries between verified intelligence and politically convenient claims have too often been…”
On the recordMay 27, 2026
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Emphasizing the importance of facts in intelligence.
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