The buck does stop here.
I would encourage you to bump that up, an aggressive work to get those programs defined.
Just last week, I believe, the Oversight and Government Reform Committee approved the Taxpayer Right to Know Act.
What process has likely failed to allow these fictitious applicants to gain subsidies?
So, we don't know how many fictitious complaints may have been filed already other than GAO?
But you don't know either?
Recognizing this administration's propensity for executive overreach, I shared many of those same concerns.
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Hearing held on July 23, 2015
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