The Reforms in the Intelligence Community

question 22

Multiple Choice

The reforms in the intelligence community

• A) have fixed most things that were wrong, and we now share information a lot better between agencies.
• B) created many redundant organizations in order to ensure that all agencies arrive at the correct answer.
• C) were held back by politicians concerned about the privacy of U.S. citizens.
• D) did not go far enough and may have even made things worse.

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