A recent Inspector General report again questions the DOD’s ability to track the money it spends.
Old Troubles for the New Presidential Helicopter
The Marine Corps’ latest effort to replace old presidential helicopters struggles to operate under emergency situations.
The Pentagon Continues to Write Absurd Contract Solicitations
The Pentagon’s procurement system continues to be unnecessarily complex while advantaging entrenched contractors.
The Pentagon Must Be Held Accountable for its Budget Increase
Members of Congress again fail to hold the Pentagon accountable for shoddy financial management and wasteful spending.
Instead of Stressing Accountability, Legislators Offer Pentagon a Blank Check
Instead of holding the Pentagon accountable for wasted spending and financial woes, legislators offered a blank check.
A Quarter Century of Failure
Legislators’ woeful track record of passing spending bills on time will soon stretch to 25 years.
Earmarks Return, Without Full Transparency
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee brought back earmarks without transparency.
Target-Rich Environment for Duplication Report
The annual GAO report on duplication in federal spending provides opportunities to increase efficiency in the federal government.
Congress Displays High Level of Support for Earmarks
Early results strongly suggest members of Congress will widely embrace the return of earmarks.
End of the Road for the OCO
The first Biden Administration budget request eliminates the Overseas Contingency Operations account, a victory for taxpayers.