We, too, just like the ARB, should have unfettered access to all the information, all the witnesses, and all the documents.

What does not make sense, in the information you provide, is to suggest that, for instance, Customs and Border Patrol used 14,550,803 million rounds for operational purposes, when they are rarely firing their gun.

we can't always wait for an audit.

I just don't understand how 30 percent, because it says here, the remaining 10 percent is dedicated to maintaining ammunition reserves at both the national and local level.

The word is that it is being taken to the black market, it is just being shot in the field, shooting who knows what, they are taking it home for their own personal use.

Doesn't that strike you, does that strike you as excessive?

As I like to say frequently, the United State of America is different from the rest of the world.

I happened to vote against the legislation that created the sequestration, as did the member from Massachusetts.

Americans deserve an efficient, effective government that works for them.

Protecting the privacy of this information is up to Congress, and given the reasonable expectations of privacy we have about our location information, the appropriate standard is probable cause.

Where? We have been asking for this for a long time.