Trita Parsi Is a Terrible Iran Flack

If--as Michael Goldfarb and Jeffrey Goldberg would have us believe--Trita Parsi is a flack for the Iranian government, then I would advise the Khamenei regime to seriously reconsider its advocacy team in Washington.

I don't know if Tehran is aware of this, but its "man in Washington" has been spending his days promoting dissidence, critiquing the June 12 election, bashing the regime and advocating for rapprochement with the West--something the Khamenei regime apparently opposes.

Isn't there anyone else in Washington who can do a better job of advocating for the continued isolation of the current regime? Perhaps someone with solid campaign communications experience?