An audit doesn't have to be a pejorative term. It actually helps us understand what we are achieving.
Jeff Fortenberry: “An audit doesn't have to be a pejorative term. It actually helps us understand what we are achieving.”
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Fortanberry emphasizes the importance of audits for understanding program effectiveness.
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I told them what I knew and what I understood. They`ve accused me of lying to them and are charging me with this. We`re shocked. We`re stunned. I feel so personally betrayed. We thought we were trying to help.
I think it is a critical new architecture for, again, establishing trust and economic well-being with continuity, using the best of the private market system with a little bit of subsidy.
I think it has been a very important discussion about a wide-ranging breadth of things.
No, other than again to thank you, Mr. Chairman, for your leadership. I think it has been a productive hearing to unpack this significant portion of America's public policy of both expenditures but also impact.





