Though the nature of our commitment to Iraq is changing, that commitment is enduring.
Much of the credit for the amazing turnaround in Iraq has gone to General Petraeus, and that credit is richly deserved.
The United States has sacrificed so much in Iraq. So many lives have been given and so many resources have been committed, and against all o...
Congress enacted the funds, and, as with most funds, I think Congress intended them to be spent as enacted.
My opinion is that the decision to publish them was justified. Were it my decision to make, I would not have made that decision.
I will ask him some additional questions today, in view of his nomination for this important DOD position, about his views regarding the rel...
I welcome all the nominees and their families who accompany them today.
I say with great respect, I would think that a decision of this impact, two highly classified programs, that perhaps the general counsel wou...
I would take an aggressive action against anyone in the Department of the Army who leaked classified information.
I think most Americans would be astonished to know that we have never been able to have an audit of the largest expenditure of taxpayers' do...
You think they'll make that?
It is absolutely essential that the United States, including the Congress, remain deeply engaged with Iraq during this critical transition.
Do you agree that a lack of effective financial management processes and strong internal controls exposes the Department to continued risk o...
Ms. McGrath, the FIAR plan (which describes the Department's progress in achieving clean auditable financial statements) was not issued for ...
Ms. McGrath, until the plan is issued, how is OSD holding the agencies and the Services accountable for progress?
Ms. McGrath, where do significant weaknesses continue to exist?
Do you agree that the Department's $50 billion medical program care warrants modernization and standardization of medical cost accounting sy...
Mr. Watson, you indicated in your response to my letter that you were not aware of either the Terrorist Surveillance Program or the SWIFT pr...