Requiring all Department of Defense communications with Congress to be controlled by Secretary Hegseth's office raises serious questions about transparency and the timely flow of information that lawmakers need to conduct oversight.
Jack Reed: “Requiring all Department of Defense communications with Congress to be controlled by Secretary Hegseth's office raises…”
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Reed's concerns about the memo's impact on transparency and communication with Congress.
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