It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… break institutional silos that had caused past intelligence integration failures. Chapter Intelligence Community Page number 203 … authorities—to break … - page 203
… Originally envisioned by the 45546 Commission - 2647 Originally envisioned by the 9/11 Commission as a strengthened, authoritative position, the final congressionally … - page 203
… 2648 For example, under the Bush Administration’s initial legislative proposal, the CIA Director would have been under … “authority, direction, and control” of the DNI and no longer the head of an autonomous agency. Additional mechanisms envisioned full budget … - page 203
… led President Bush’s first choice to serve as DNI, Robert Gates, to turn down the position. In discussions with the White House over the post, Gates noted that the “legislation weakened the leadership of the community” and that … - page 203
… - 2650 One of the two DNIs confirmed by the Senate during the Trump Administration, John Ratcliffe, acknowledged that Gates’s theoretical concerns became the practical reality … - page 203
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