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Who is the person who makes the final decision? The specialists like the one who was suspended, or someone above them?
Since when did it become the norm to go against the judgement of long time career security specialists? Since the Trumps got into town? Thank God, neither Mr Kline or the White House gets to make the final decision as to who gets clearance to see the most sensitive secret information of all. Which is SCI level clearance. The CIA are the final arbiters on that and they have made it clear that in Mr Kushner's case there's no ****ing way that is going to happen. But it should trouble us all that Mr Kushner apparently failed to meet the standards necessary to obtain a"Top Secret" level clearance given the high level and highly sensitive position he holds in the White House.
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