I don't see why, given that educating the US public about security best practices perfectly aligns with their mission. I suspect how well it aligns depends on

I don't see why, given that educating the US public about security best practices perfectly aligns with their mission. I suspect how well it aligns depends on which part of the large and complex organisation that is the NSA any given individual works in. If it is seen as subversive to a few of the many within the NSA I doubt they'd do a straw poll across the organisation as a whole to see how they address such an issue.