Mike Pompeo
Three potential GOP candidates tried to stand out at CPAC this week—barely mentioning Trump—but the ex-president and party leader still loomed large over the confab.
“Do you regret pressing the Afghan government to release 5,000 prisoners, which they did, some of whom are now back on the battlefield fighting with the Taliban?” Wallace asked.
Pompeo attempted to dismiss the question, claiming it was “all wrong” while insisting he was “very close to being able to make a laydown case.”
The former secretary of state joins the list of ex-Trump officials and family members to hop onto Fox’s contributor roster.
American foreign policy is once again guided by our national interests and shared values, rather than the ambitions of a pol catering to domestic right-wing evangelical extremists.
Federico Klein, a Trump appointee who was still employed at Foggy Bottom on Jan. 6, is the first member of the Trump administration to face charges from the attempted insurrection.
Ned Price just became the first out-gay spokesperson for the State Department. Tim Teeman surveys his career in intelligence—and how coming out helped unlock a powerful gay voice.