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RE: Poll: Majority Say Brennan, Comey Should Not Have Security Clearances
(08-28-2018 06:08 PM)gdunn Wrote:  https://www.nbcnews.com/meet-the-press/v...50?v=railb

Go to about 10:40 and you'll see why Brennan and others are upset about losing clearances. He can't sit on boards and it impacts his bank account.



Hmmm, that is kind of a curious statement that he made.... I would need a better definition of what kind of board [which requires a need for national security clearance to be on said board] is it we are talking about here? Unless it is a governmental agency-type board or an agency partner (like a defense contractor I suppose), what other kind of "business" can or should be able to access national security secrets in order to do business?
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