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Episode 29 Summary – CFD Podcast: Subversion 101
In this episode, Tabetha Baume explains that subversion, defined as actions intended to undermine the United States government, can come from within the country and not just from foreign actors. Participation in extremist groups or organized efforts to delegitimize or overthrow the government is incompatible with holding a security clearance.
She links these activities to Guideline A, along with Guideline E and Guideline J, emphasizing that association, sympathy, or criminal conduct related to subversion can be disqualifying. Her key message: political beliefs are protected, but actions that undermine federal authority can cost you your clearance and your career.
By Pepper Holdings LLC ProductionsEpisode 29 Summary – CFD Podcast: Subversion 101
In this episode, Tabetha Baume explains that subversion, defined as actions intended to undermine the United States government, can come from within the country and not just from foreign actors. Participation in extremist groups or organized efforts to delegitimize or overthrow the government is incompatible with holding a security clearance.
She links these activities to Guideline A, along with Guideline E and Guideline J, emphasizing that association, sympathy, or criminal conduct related to subversion can be disqualifying. Her key message: political beliefs are protected, but actions that undermine federal authority can cost you your clearance and your career.