So a member of Congress laments poor Congressional oversight of the US intelligence community.
How about trying to do something about it?
How about trying to do something about it?
Because in politics changing the leaders at the top is always the solution (that the public is sold) to fixing the large broken systems beneath it.
And by the way firing Alexander would be almost liking giving a cop paid vacation for shooting someone. He was going to retire in a few months anyway, and if he was to be fired he would almost certainly retain his very, very good military retirement.
And then he'll work as a do-nothing name on the masthead consultant at some private equity or think tank.