Posted on 09/27/2005 7:30:35 AM PDT by kellynla
The only good thing about taking over an organization that's hit rock bottom is that the only direction to go is up. This thought may have crossed CIA Director Porter Goss' mind as he looked back over his first year in office at Langley this past weekend.
The plucky Goss is fervently trying to reinvigorate the embattled CIA, stung by monumental intelligence failures in recent years. But in contrast to the public bellyaching of some disgruntled agency employees (complaints shamelessly played out in the press), Goss is making progress.
Goss, the former House Intelligence Committee chairman, is in the midst of the long, arduous process of rebuilding the CIA. His reform drive has made significant advances on several fronts, but especially in the Directorate of Analysis, where morale and product quality have skyrocketed.
(Excerpt) Read more at realclearpolitics.com ...
Good news. Sounds like Goss is doing a heck of a job.
Place this report in contrast to the Newsweek article that uses chairborn officials to claim morale has never been worse in the CIA.
I couldn't remember the CIA chief's name. So he MUST be doing a good job.
The more the the press' normal leaks in the CIA whine, the better the job Gross is doing.
He's acomplished a lot, but it still amounts to a good start on what must be done.
Porter Goss is doing great work for our country. Thanks!
I figured he was doing okay .. the media wasn't talking about him.
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