Part 12/13:
The Broader Reflection: Americans’ Frustration and Hope for Reform
Both topics underscore a common theme: American institutions—be it government agencies or intelligence networks—are often characterized by overreach, secrecy, and inefficiency. As Renesi suggested, the key to meaningful reform lies in holding Congress accountable, enforcing budgets stringently, and instituting term limits to curb entrenched interests.
Similarly, transparency efforts surrounding historic assassinations reflect a national yearning to confront the past honestly, even when the truth is uncomfortable or elusive. While some skeptics believe these disclosures won’t fully satisfy their doubts, most agree that transparency is fundamental to democracy.