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Mondo Washington
by James
Ridgeway
Bush Intelligence Plan Meant to Blunt
Tough Questions
WASHINGTON, D.C., JUNE 7 President
Bush's proposal for a new homeland security department amounts to
dropping a fragmentation bomb on Congress to bust up growing demands for
an inquiry into who knew what when about 9-11. 
Put forward in a national address Thursday night, Bush's idea for a
centralized anti-terror agency will cause members of the Capitol Hill
intelligence committees, who already are bickering among themselves over
what their inquiry is about, to get consumed with covering their asses
and maintaining control over the spy corps they now supervise. The Senate
Judiciary Committee, the one congressional committee somewhat likely to
take a serious look at the management of the FBI, will now be taken up
with parceling out sections of the Justice Department, such as the
Immigration and Naturalization Service, and other agencies with judicial
functions. 
Most importantly, it puts Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle's call for
an independent investigatory commission on the sidelines. As his party's
leader on the Hill, Daschle must now concentrate on Democratic responses
to the Bush plan, along with managing turf battles. And he will have to
rejigger his own underground campaign for the Democratic presidential
nomination. His main competitor, Senator Joe Lieberman, is already taking
credit for the new homeland department, since he proposed the same thing
before the president took over the notion. 
Despite all the political heavy lifting the proposal will do for Bush,
there remain key security concerns that will go untouched: 
Bush's idea won't change intelligence gathering from the FBI, CIA, and
National Security Agency. These three don't adequately share information
as it is. They will have no reason to change their ways under the Bush
proposal. 
It won't take the law enforcement away from the FBI, which will now have
to operate with added layers of bureaucracy. Reports such as
whistle-blower Coleen Rowley's memo about pre-9-11, or Kenneth Williams's
early warnings about terrorists training at flight schools, will be even
less likely to see the light of day. 
The new department would leave the task of spying where it is with the
CIA, which has a hard time speaking and reading the languages of
countries it is spying on, and with the FBI, which under Attorney General
John Ashcroft's reorganization will have more and more power. The NSA
stays the same supersecret operation that nobody knows anything about.



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