The reforms in the intelligence community
A) have fixed most things that were wrong, and we now share information a lot better between agencies.
B) created many redundant organizations in order to ensure that all agencies arrive at the correct answer.
C) were held back by politicians concerned about the privacy of U.S. citizens.
D) did not go far enough and may have even made things worse.

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The reforms in the intelligence community have been criticized for not going far enough and, in some cases, potentially exacerbating existing issues rather than resolving them. This reflects concerns that the changes did not adequately address the fundamental problems within the intelligence community, such as information sharing and inter-agency cooperation.

The Reforms in the Intelligence Community