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Inspector General For Intelligence Community Rejects Congress' Request To Investigate The NSA | Techdirt

8.11.13

Inspector General For Intelligence Community Rejects Congress' Request To Investigate The NSA | Techdirt


“At present, we are not resourced to conduct the requested review within the requested timeframe,” wrote McCullough, before adding he and other agency inspectors general are weighing now whether they can combine forces on a larger probe.
Not surprisingly, those who asked for the help, are not pleased. Senator Pat Leahy appears particularly angry about this:
That response didn’t sit well with Leahy, who raised the letter during a scathing speech on the Senate floor Wednesday that slammed the intelligence community for a “trust deficit.” Leahy also emphasized his belief that “the American people are rightly concerned that their private information could be swept up into a massive database, and then compromised.”


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