Jim Woolsey’s obit from last week marks not just the death of a fascinating man, but perhaps also the passing of bipartisanship. From Richard Miniter in the WSJ:

“Woolsey went on to work at the Navy Department under Jimmy Carter and as an arms-control negotiator under Ronald Reagan. He became Bill Clinton’s first CIA director in 1993. Today the parties don’t mix much in Washington, and yes men are favored.”

Sad that nowadays being “reasonable” means doing things my way.