From Now On, Let’s Hold Intelligence Briefings After the Election
Presidential candidates no longer need, and often do not want, classified intelligence information at this phase in the election cycle.
Presidential candidates no longer need, and often do not want, classified intelligence information at this phase in the election cycle.
It would be a mistake to reverse or suspend any of the reforms now underway at Langley without the benefit of a rigorous and objective assessment of how the new priorities, structures, and work processes are actually impacting the agency’s core missions.
Assessing the office of the director of national intelligence.
Steve Slick is the director of the Intelligence Studies Project at the University of Texas-Austin. He served from 2005 to 2009 as a special assistant to the president and the senior director for intelligence programs and reform on the NSC staff.











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