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'''Evelyn Farkas''' is a former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Russia/Ukraine/Eurasia. Farkas is a Non-Resident Senior Fellow at the [[Atlantic Council]].<ref>Farkas serves alongside Dmitri Alperovitch, co-founder of [[CrowdStrike]].</ref> During the [[2016 Presidential election]] Farkas served as a senior [[foreign policy]] advisor for [[Hillary Clinton]].
'''Evelyn Farkas''' is a former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Russia/Ukraine/Eurasia. Farkas is a Non-Resident Senior Fellow at the [[Atlantic Council]].<ref>Farkas serves alongside Dmitri Alperovitch, co-founder of [[CrowdStrike]].</ref> During the [[2016 Presidential election]] Farkas served as a senior [[foreign policy]] advisor for [[Hillary Clinton]].
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The ''[[Washington Post]]'' reported that by 2013, Obama’s ''Presidential Daily Briefing'' (PDB) was making its way to more than 30 recipients, including deputy secretaries of [[national security]] departments. Farkas was one such recipient.
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The ''[[Washington Post]]'' reported that by 2013, Obama's ''Presidential Daily Briefing'' (PDB) was making its way to more than 30 recipients, including deputy secretaries of [[national security]] departments. Farkas was one such recipient.
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Traditionally only a few people could access the full PDB. Under Obama however the President’s Daily Brief went to almost everyone at top levels in his administration.<ref>While the practice was a laudable admission of Obama's weakness in foreign policy and national security matters, and his need of expert advisement, on the other hand it led a bloated feeling of self-importance and arrogance among the inexperirnced cadre of [[progressive]] [[liberal]]s Obama gathered around him. https://youtu.be/GPPx83VoLyY Farkas, [[Jimmy the Weasel]] Comey, [[Samantha Power]] are few examples, but a full accounting is too long to list.</ref> The ''Washington Post'' said:
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Traditionally only a few people could access the full PDB. Under Obama however the President's Daily Brief went to almost everyone at top levels in his administration.<ref>While the practice was a laudable admission of Obama's weakness in foreign policy and national security matters, and his need of expert advisement, on the other hand it led a bloated feeling of self-importance and arrogance among the inexperirnced cadre of [[progressive]] [[liberal]]s Obama gathered around him. https://youtu.be/GPPx83VoLyY Farkas, [[Jimmy the Weasel]] Comey, [[Samantha Power]] are few examples, but a full accounting is too long to list.</ref> The ''Washington Post'' said:
{{Quotebox|"through most of its history the document has been marked “For the President’s Eyes Only,” the PDB has never gone to the president alone. The most restricted dissemination was in the early 1970s, when the book went only to President [[Richard Nixon]] and [[Henry Kissinger]], who was dual-hatted as [[national security adviser]] and secretary of state.
{{Quotebox|"through most of its history the document has been marked “For the President’s Eyes Only,” the PDB has never gone to the president alone. The most restricted dissemination was in the early 1970s, when the book went only to President [[Richard Nixon]] and [[Henry Kissinger]], who was dual-hatted as [[national security adviser]] and secretary of state.