action was applied to the real problem, not the symptoms of the problem, and we actually got something done.
Tom Coburn
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Tom Coburn is a former U.S. Senator from Oklahoma, serving from 2005 to 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Coburn was known for his fiscal conservatism and advocacy for government transparency. He was a practicing physician before entering politics, which influenced his views on healthcare and government spending. Throughout his tenure, he was a vocal critic of wasteful government expenditures and often called for reforms to improve accountability in Congress.
Well, that is the whole point of changing the way you do this so that you do not get this non-response.
This Congress has proved it is not up to that. Maybe future Congresses will be.
I think we also ought to thank President Obama for his nomination, Dr. Groves.
if the Death Master List is missing 1.2 million people, it is not of great value.
We have to figure that out to get some better compliance out of those people who owe us.
If every agency would follow what they are doing, we would save hundreds of billions of dollars.
I just have one final question and that is on the part of maps and what the Census Bureau is doing with maps versus what can be bought in the private sector.
The politicians are more interested in their political careers than they are the best interests of this country.
I look forward to hearing from Senator Warner. He is a great friend. He is a great champion for addressing the real problems in front of our country.
The Senate turned down a proposal to require an agency actually to know the programs that they have.
I think you are making progress, probably better than anywhere else that we are in the Federal Government.
So in this great big organization called HSBC, is it fair for one profit center to put another profit center at that kind of risk?
the kind of answer we get all the time. The fact is, is what that means is things are going to be repeated, and what our whole goal is, is so that things are not repeated.





