Authors: Morton Ambramowitz and Leslie H. Gelb, President Emeritus and Board Senior Fellow
Spring 2005
National Interest
Politics requires scapegoats, whether they bear guilt or not. And the media seem less interested in discovering who is responsible than in providing a megaphone for the accusations. But the questions need to be asked. We cannot begin to fix the policy-making process until we see who broke it -- and even then, the damage may be beyond repair.
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