Schanberg Reports | Romenesko Letters
Sydney Schanberg says the "full disclosure" in
Bob Woodward's review of
George Tenet's book "convinced me of how needy he is to convince us of his importance in the Washington firmament." Woodward writes that Tenet, in his memoir, "adhered to the rule of CIA directors: protect the president at all costs." Schanberg's comment: "Some reasonable people believe that protecting the president was what Woodward was doing in "Plan of Attack.'" ||
Tyler Green: "Woodward should not have been allowed near this review."
