It's just telling that you've got an authoritarian playbook that sort of, at every pass, seems to be more focused on driving up corporate profits at the expense of the American people.
Intelligence Community
… - 2646 authorities—to break institutional silos that had caused past intelligence integration failures. Chapter … 203 … authorities—to break institutional silos that had caused past intelligence integration failures. … … - page 203
… congressionally negotiated product signed by President Bush has led to ambiguous and vague authorities that are dependent on who is … (CIA) Director and their level of support from the White House and National Security Council (NSC). 9/11 Commission … - page 203
… For example, under the Bush Administration’s - 2648 For example, under the Bush Administration’s initial legislative proposal, the CIA … control” of the DNI and no longer the head of an autonomous agency. Additional mechanisms envisioned full budget … - page 203
… 2649 These statutory developments were what 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 … - page 203
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