When Diplomats Disagree with Government Policy

U.S. diplomats "swear an oath to unconditionally support the policies of the President of the United States and the administration, even when they personally disagree with them," explains Ambassador John Feeley, a former Senior Foreign Service Officer and now Executive Director of the Center for Media Integrity of the Americas at the Wilson Center. But what happens when a diplomat's convictions conflict with his or her job?
This interview is from the FPA archives.