Tuesday, October 6th, 2009 - 16:40
One of the aspects that makes the 2008-2009 transition sucha well thought out one is the groundwork laid by governmentactions taken to enhance national security. The Congress andthe president viewed a smooth transition a national securitynecessity and both branches took action on issues relatedto getting a new administration up and running as soon aspossible. The impetus for much of their preparatory workwas the events of September 11, 2001. The attacks on theUnited States that day had a substantial impact on the shape
I wonder why an initiative as intelligent as the Brookings Presidential Appointee Initiative was allowed to wither in the Senate?
Good question, Norm. I don't know. Do any other readers have some background on this?