In 2011, in its final report to Congress, the Commission on Wartime Contracting found that as much as $60 billion, roughly $12 million 'every day for the past 10 years,' was lost to waste or fraud through contracts in Iraq and Afghanistan.
McCaskill highlights significant financial losses due to wartime contracting issues.
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Just because more people are giving to Democratic candidates doesn`t mean there aren`t mega-donors in the back room writing five, 10, $20 million checks to try to get the candidates of their choice that are on the other side.
Third, he`s got a guy sitting on the Supreme Court whose wife is helping plot to overthrow the government.
I think more importantly, what we're going to see, and this is what I really do believe, is that will we defy history by having the kind of turnout with the party who holds power and holds the presidency, will we have the kind of turnout…
there is something happening here. It should have happened a long time ago. But it got real today in terms of political damage that the liar that hangs up Mar-a-Lago has caused his political party.
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