Bureaucracy hinders 9/11 commission recommendations / GovExec, 13 Jan 2006

http://www.govexec.com/story_page.cfm?articleid=33166&dcn=e_hsw:
"Why hasn't the government implemented its recommendations? To get answers, National Journal looked at 14 of the 17 most-important commission recommendations that scored the worst grades -- the D's and F's -- and examined the roadblocks to their implementation. The causes behind the failing and near-failing grades fall into six categories: a Congress resistant to institutional change; a bureaucracy that bucks new ideas; lack of money; lack of leadership; special interests that have the ear of Congress or the White House; and, finally, an inability to accurately see how the United States is perceived abroad. "