Photo: #Martha Raddatz, then senior national security correspondent for ABC News, in Mosul, Iraq, in 2005.
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Martha Raddatz, then senior national security correspondent for ABC News, in Mosul, Iraq, in 2005. (Photo courtesy of Greta Bradlee, UC-Berkeley)

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The current White House has been called the most secretive in modern history, and ABC News Chief White House Correspondent Martha Raddatz seconds that assessment. Raddatz talked about covering the Bush presidency and the war in Iraq Thursday at the Westminster Town Hall Forum.

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