The economic and national security justifications provided by GSA remain insufficient, and I am encouraged that the GSA's inspector general is investigating this sudden reversal.
Mike Quigley: “The economic and national security justifications provided by GSA remain insufficient, and I am encouraged that the…”
On the recordMarch 5, 2018
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Quigley questions the justifications for the GSA's decision and supports an investigation.
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