Marthena Cowart

Spokeswoman, Project on Government Oversight

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Spokeswoman at the Project on Government Oversight, an independent watchdog group

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The  CIA  is a top-secret agency, but like other government agencies, it's subject to oversight by an Inspector General, an internal watchdog with the authority to audit, inspect and…

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