Howard P. McKeon: “I am pleased to see that the budget continues to support our military men and women fighting in Iraq, Afghanistan and…”

I am concerned that these reports have grown less compliant with the law, and strayed further from the intent of Congress.

Twenty-five years of acquisition reform: Where do we go from here?

This is a threat daily and directly impacting the U.S. homeland, and we need to treat it as a national security imperative.

If it only leads to a justification of programs in the budget, then both the Department and Congress have lost a major opportunity.