The problem with Homeland Security is that they're a bunch of people sitting in an office thinking: What can we do to promote Homeland Security? That's pretty

The problem with Homeland Security is that they're a bunch of people sitting in an office thinking: What can we do to promote Homeland Security? That's pretty much true for every organization, be it a private company, the catholic church, or NATO. In the case of government we refer to this natural tendency to grow as bureaucratic inertia. I am saddened that the people working for DHS are so unimaginative that this is the best they could think up.