How the CIA Played the Senate
And boosted George H. Bush toward the presidency.
In the Intercept, James and Thomas Risen tell the story of a turning point in the fortunes of the CIA: the 1975 assassination of station chief Richard Welch, a blow that proved a boon to clandestine service.
WELCH’S ASSASSINATION WAS huge news and struck a painful political nerve in Washing…
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