National Security Intelligence Committee has taken a hit by Clement’s sexting scandal
Spies and cops are already loath to talk about their work to outsiders and Tony Clement’s escapades could make them more loath, which would be unfortunate because NSICOP is a necessary group that sheds some much needed light into an otherwise dark world. But I also doubt the parliamentary attendees at NSICOP meetings get into the details of security intelligence and law enforcement agencies' sources and methods.

OTTAWA—I imagine that most Canadians are already very tired of this story and yet here I am weighing in on it, from the perspective of national security. To sum up this debacle, not that I think anyone does not know the salacious details, MP Tony Clement engaged in what was first a one-off sharing...
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