Obama has done too little, too late to fix surveillance programs, lawmakers say

Congressional leaders hammered President Obama on Sunday for his plan to review and potentially alter government surveillance programs.
But the changes floated by the president at a news conference Friday aren’t driving the backlash. Instead, lawmakers are taking aim at the White House’s perpetual game of catch-up, in which the national security versus privacy debate has been driven not by the administration but by figures such as National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden.