I very much agree with Donald W. Albright’s April 5 letter, “Richard Clarke: Let’s not hold him up as a hero, please.” How anyone would consider Richard Clark a hero is beyond me. From all his testifying, I think that he has lied. He was so full of himself that he destroyed his own credibility.
Lynnwood
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