A White House Adviser Confesses to Misleading the Public about the Iran Deal
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May 9, 2016
A White House Adviser Confesses to Misleading the Public about the Iran Deal
You read it here first.
In a lengthy profile of him in the Sunday New York Times Magazine, Ben Rhodes, the president’s deputy national-security adviser for strategic communication, boasts of his success at manipulating credulous journalists on the alleged virtues of the Iran deal. In doing so, he admits that—as Michael Doran has argued in these pages—the “narrative” he constructed about the origins of the deal, and the rationale behind it, was fundamentally disingenuous. John Podhoretz writes:
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