There are, as Democrats never tire of pointing out, "17 intelligence agencies", which is, by my count, 15 too many.

We should be fearing the "MacNuffins" with way too much power. Who even knows what most of these "intelligence" agencies really do, except spy on US. Along with the 17 Agencies, it seems that most, if not all of the bureaucracies have their own gun toting enforcement departments. Sounds kinda close to a police state, doesn't it. m/r

Comeytose State

by Mark Steyn  Steyn on America   June 10, 2017

Readers have demanded to know what I think of the James Comey hearing. In the words of Daffy Duck, shoot me now.
Okay, the slightly longer answer is: I don't think about it. And there isn't enough money in the world to pay me to think about it. But, if you insist, I will make a couple of points:

Comey

1) The FBI should not be in the counter-intelligence business. There are, as Democrats never tire of pointing out, "17 intelligence agencies", which is, by my count, 15 too many. We should at least get it down to 16, by eliminating what's meant to be a domestic policing agency.
2) As I've pointed out in recent weeks, someone seems to be holding the US Constitution upside down: We have courtrooms presuming to be legislatures, and the legislature pretending to be a courtroom. Both perversions are part of the systemic dysfunction that obstructs proper representative government. The allegedly Republican Congress should investigate less, and try legislating some of the President's agenda.

3) On October 19th last year I called Comey "a 6' 8" gummi worm". ...

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