Talk:Jesselyn Radack
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Someone deleted this entry. How to find out who it was? Get-back-world-respect Mar 20, 2004
I'm not entirely clear what this sentence means:
The Federal Bureau of Investigation questioned Lindh alone, and Radack quit at odds when she was given the alternative to get a very bad performance review.
Can you clarify it a little? "At odds" needs an object (at odds with what or who?) and the cause-effect relationship between the two elements of the sentence is not clear. Moncrief 21:13, Mar 20, 2004 (UTC)
