Michael Tanji hits the nail on the head with the CIA/NSA/etc. We don't get nearly what we pay for. The poor results we get speak for themselves and costs are astronomical. Personally, I don't the CIA or the NSA can be reformed through deck shuffling and coddling. One solution would be to hire Jack Welsh, let him fire 75% of the people already there, and allow him to build a new, functional system from the ground up.
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