Seymour Flops
Diamond Member
I don't mean zero out their entire budget. In fact, in the first two years of the second Trump administration, they will likely need to continue at the budget that they have when Trump takes office. After the needed reforms, the budget can be reduced because the fat will have been cut out.
Money they are currently spending on investigations into political opponents in the United States, must be redirected into a project to completely reform that incredibly corrupt agency. Here are the guidelines for that re-organization:
1) No more political investigations, ever. Let congress fund its own investigators to investigate the opposing party. Everyone will know that such investigations are entirely political, so there will be no pretense of non-partisan law enforcement.
2) Decentralize command and control by region. Let each district be headed by a U.S. Attorney and a Special Agent in charge. The U.S. Attorneys can be appointed by the president and serve at his or her pleasure, while the SAC's can be appointed for ten years as the FBI director is now. This will prevent mission creep in which the FBI leadership finds some new guise for its political investigations.
No cabinet level Attorney General and no FBI national director. That is way too much power for any two people to have, independent of elected officials.
3) Decentralize command and control by mission. Let there be a director for drug investigations, one for human trafficing, one for gangs, one for smuggling, etc. Let each director have an office in a district closest to the area in which that kind of crime is concentrated with a rank equal to that of the SAC of that disctrict.
Money they are currently spending on investigations into political opponents in the United States, must be redirected into a project to completely reform that incredibly corrupt agency. Here are the guidelines for that re-organization:
1) No more political investigations, ever. Let congress fund its own investigators to investigate the opposing party. Everyone will know that such investigations are entirely political, so there will be no pretense of non-partisan law enforcement.
2) Decentralize command and control by region. Let each district be headed by a U.S. Attorney and a Special Agent in charge. The U.S. Attorneys can be appointed by the president and serve at his or her pleasure, while the SAC's can be appointed for ten years as the FBI director is now. This will prevent mission creep in which the FBI leadership finds some new guise for its political investigations.
No cabinet level Attorney General and no FBI national director. That is way too much power for any two people to have, independent of elected officials.
3) Decentralize command and control by mission. Let there be a director for drug investigations, one for human trafficing, one for gangs, one for smuggling, etc. Let each director have an office in a district closest to the area in which that kind of crime is concentrated with a rank equal to that of the SAC of that disctrict.
