The GSA's failure to address these problems in a reasonable and timely manner has forced the taxpayers of Wisconsin's Third Congressional District to have to pay an additional $300 per month in rent for a new district office.
He highlights the financial burden on taxpayers due to GSA's inefficiency.
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