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‘Against All Enemies’
By Jed Duvall
Special to the Rappahannock News
It’s expected to be a sellout: Richard A. Clarke talking about - and signing - his book.
Clarke, security advisor to four presidents, and author of “Against All Enemies”, will take the stage at The Theatre in Washington, Virginia on Sunday, April 30, at 2 p.m.
Warning: tickets are selling fast. Do not be left out. Buy tickets now so as not to be disappointed.
Richard A. Clarke is the controversial former security advisor and Reagan Administration State Department official who has accused President George W. Bush of doing a “terrible job” of fighting terrorism.
In the first Bush administration, Clarke was Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Intelligence coordinating diplomatic efforts to support the first Gulf War. During the Clinton years, he was a senior White House advisor.
Clarke is accused by some of turning on his employer and of disloyalty to the present administration. Others praise him as one of the few telling the truth about administration failures and omissions that spell danger of terrorist attack. 4
Hear it for yourself. Listen to Richard Clarke and decide on your own. After Clarke’s lecture, his book will be for sale and the author will be available to sign it.
The event is just over two weeks away, and seating is limited. Tickets are $20 and may be purchased at Sunnyside Farm Market on Gay Street in Washington, or by telephoning Linda Dietel at (540) 675-3826
Refreshments will be available under the tent beside the theatre following the lecture.
In the same way that Richard Clarke, a political conservative, served both Republican and Democratic administrations, this lecture and book signing is presented in a spirit of nonpartisan citizenship by the Democratic Party Committees of Rappahannock, Culpeper, Madison, Page and Warren Counties. All are welcome.
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