One of the main impediments to reducing the mismanagement of the taxpayers' money is Congress' tendency to create a program to solve a problem rather than spending the time to determine whether or not an existing program can address the same subject matter.
Thomas Rivera Schatz: “One of the main impediments to reducing the mismanagement of the taxpayers' money is Congress' tendency to create a…”
On the recordJanuary 8, 2014
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Thomas Rivera Schatz
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Schatz discusses Congress's tendency to create new programs instead of utilizing existing ones.
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