moral leadership and moral leadership is not consistent with anonymity. and if you want to get cabinet leaders to stand up and do the right thing here, you don t do it by hiding behind anonymous source rules. you do it by putting yourself on the line. whoever did this gave the president a talking point. fake news, gutless, and all of that. that person eroded an important norm. and that norm is the president is actually entitled to the honest services of the people who work for him. and they shouldn t be taking things off his desk so he can t sign them. and shouldn t be secretly make him seem more presentable than he is. they should be serving him until
with anonymity. and if you want to get cabinet leaders to stand up and do the right thing here, you don t do it by hiding behind anonymous source rules. you do it by putting yourself on the line. whoever did this gave the president a talking point. fake news, gutless, and all of that. that person eroded an important norm. and that norm is the president is actually entitled to the honest services of the people who work for him. and they shouldn t be taking things off his desk so he can t sign them. and shouldn t be secretly make him seem more presentable than he is. they should be serving him until they can t do it honestly and tell us why. editors note. the times today is taking the rare step of publishing an none house op-ed essay. we have done so at the request of the author. we believe publishing this essay anonymously is the only way of delivering an important