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The inevitable, fitting end to Spicer’s miserable tenure in the White House – The Washington Post

July 23, 2017 By Tom Sadler

There is a moral argument, I suppose, for men and women who chose to go into this administration to serve in Cabinet-level or sub-Cabinet positions out of a sense of obligation to the country. (The better argument is that working in this administration inevitably leads to enabling wrongdoing and horrible policy decisions, but I understand the rationale of those who disagree with me.) However, there is no moral argument for going directly into the president’s senior/political staff, which in this administration means defending indefensible conduct, denying reality and encouraging others to lie in defense of the administration. You cannot serve in a dishonorable White House honorably. Writes Jennifer Rubin.

Source: The inevitable, fitting end to Spicer’s miserable tenure in the White House – The Washington Post

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