But is there not any way that you can put controls and demand accountability and make sure that if you want a product, they give you the product you want, and that every time you adapt that product a little bit to make it meet the needs of the agency, they do not soak you?
Tester questions the need for accountability in product delivery.
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I would say two things. Number one this administration has totally blown the opportunity to make government more efficient by going in with a -- with a -- with a meat cleaver and just hack up agencies.
I think it'd be a mistake, a -- really a mistake for national security and for food security.
There's plenty of examples of it. The Mission Act is a prime example. The fastest growing part of the V.A. budget. Why? Because we privatizing V.A. health care and its costing us more money, not less.
I think it’d be a mistake, a -- really a mistake for national security and for food security.
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