Posted on 01/09/2017 10:06:29 AM PST by detective
As the debate over Russian hacking efforts during the presidential campaign continues, voters here generally approve of the job U.S. intelligence agencies are doing but also suspect that they play politics.
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 47% of Likely U.S. Voters believe Americas intelligence agencies have their own political agenda. Thirty-nine percent (39%) disagree and think they generally perform impartially. Fifteen percent (15%) are undecided.
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Excellent summary!
The current intelligence chiefs were all appointed by 0bama, which automatically makes them untrustworthy to a lot of people.
Weve known about Russian, Chinese, North Korean, Iranian and a host of other hackers for years, and nothing much has been done or reported about them. Just a couple of years ago China hacked the Office of Personnel Management, and got the records of about 24 MILLION current and past federal employees. Were any Chinese diplomats expelled? Reports of Russian hacking was pretty much brushed off, until Clinton lost, then it becomes a big deal. How is that not political?
7 posted on 1/9/2017, 10:17:13 AM by euram
I may be the lone dissenter here but I don’t need to know exactly what this DJT administration specifically does to drain the swamp of the internal threats or even the external threats ...... we will see the results and hopefully hold criminal acts accountable as discovered by DJT’s administration.
My “lessons learned” are never trust, even with verification. Make ones personal data collection as difficult as possible .....
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