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	Former CIA heads seek end to interrogations probe Associated Press - September 19, 2009 Seven former CIA directors who served both Republican and Democratic presidents have asked President Barack Obama to end the Justice Department's criminal probe into the harsh interrogations of terror suspects during the Bush administration. More »
	Security Before Politics The Washington Post - April 25, 2009 Since leaving my post as CIA director almost three years ago, I have remained largely silent on the public stage. I am speaking out now because I feel our government has crossed the red line between properly protecting our national security and trying to gain partisan political advantage. We can't have a secret intelligence service if we keep giving away all the secrets. Americans have to decide now. More »
	Pelosi, Boehner Name Goss Co-Chair of New Congressional Ethics Board Press Release: Speaker Nancy Pelosi - July 24, 2008 Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House Republican Leader John Boehner today announced joint appointments to the board of the new Office of Congressional Ethics. With these appointments, for the first time in the history of the House, private citizens will be entrusted with an active role in the ethics enforcement process. More »
	Wow, This Is a Mess Porter Goss believes we should act on our water quality issues right now—or else. Gulfshore Life - December 2007 Porter Goss may be best-known nationally for his stint as director of the Central Intelligence Agency from 2004 to 2006. But that came only after a string of other public service positions he held after moving to Sanibel Island in 1971. He first put in years as a Sanibel city councilor and mayor, then won a seat on the Lee County Commission, and later served as Southwest Florida’s congressman in Washington, D.C., from 1986 to 2004. More »
	Loose Lips Sink Spies New York Times - February 10, 2006 AT the Central Intelligence Agency, we are more than holding our own in the global war on terrorism, but we are at risk of losing a key battle: the battle to protect our classified information. More »

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