Dan Bongino on Homeland Security

	Dan Bongino on Homeland Security

Veterans deserve effective and dependable health care

Q: How would you characterize government investment in health research for military veterans?

Bongino selected, "About right."

Bongino added, "Military veterans and service members who dedicate themselves to protecting our rights and freedom around the globe deserve effective and dependable health care. We need to focus on modernizing and improving the delivery of health care. Many agencies in the government could benefit from maximizing efficiency instead of spending more dollars."

Source: Your Candidates Your Health: 2012 Maryland Senate debates , Jun 15, 2012

Return troops and expand military at home

A strong national defense must be our first priority in an uncertain world. Uniformed services modernization through research and development on new programs, an increase in numbers for the special forces, equipment replacement and personnel development combined with a troop return from our two active war zones will allow us to rebuild and restore our military. Source: 2012 Senate campaign website, www.bongino.com, "Issues" , Apr 8, 2012

Stop bogging down our intelligence apparatus in bureaucracy

We must also support and improve our intelligence and law enforcement infrastructure. I have spent the last 17 years of my life working in the law enforcement and intelligence arenas. The growth in COMPSTAT based law enforcement analysis and inter-agency intelligence sharing along with the potential productivity gains from the use of technology tools are success stories which must continue. The failure of our intelligence apparatus leading to the events on September 11th, was a bureaucratic failure as Source: 2012 Senate campaign website, tomsmithforsenate.com "Issues" , Mar 31, 2012

Stop bogging down our intelligence apparatus in bureaucracy

well as an intelligence failure. Bogging our intelligence apparatus down in excessive bureaucracy and arcane rules is bound to result in repeated shortcomings. We must look at increasing efficiency and reducing redundant law enforcement functions currently spread amongst an alphabet soup of different agencies. This will allow us to reduce unnecessary bureaucracy while at the same time increasing productivity and streamlining operations. Source: 2012 Senate campaign website, tomsmithforsenate.com "Issues" , Mar 31, 2012

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