How many Bush appointees who don’t serve with him this second term will come clean about the inner workings of this loyalty- and secrecy -centered administration? One is the E.P.A.’s enforcement chief, J.P. Suarez. According to Grist Magazine:

Only now has Suarez confessed, in full color, just how humiliating his struggle was as head of enforcement at EPA. “I got tired of going at it on every front, internal and external,” he told Mintz. “You know you find the daggers are drawn at every turn. It becomes very difficult when you feel that the people who are your colleagues do not believe in you or your mission.”

via TreeHugger