When George W. Bush leaves office in 2008 he will leave behind a swath of destruction among the various government agencies.  Among the worst is the CIA, one of the most important agencies in the post-September 11 world.  Porter Goss was heralded as the Second Coming, but in the end turned out to be as bad as most Bush appointees.  Instead of a strengthened and prepared agency, Goss is leaving behind a demoralized and emasculated agency that could do little to protect our national security.  Perhaps the president should appoint someone who actually has experience — his father, for example.