On the recordNovember 1, 2011
HUD's current 'Trust but don't verify' approach to oversight is unacceptable.
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congress.govHUD's current 'Trust but don't verify' approach to oversight is unacceptable.
Neugebauer criticizes HUD's oversight methods regarding taxpayer dollars.
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