On the recordMay 30, 2016
What I thought was quite shocking as we got involved in this situation, is that the Office of Inspector General had 140 reports on investigations and inspections that it buried.
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congress.govWhat I thought was quite shocking as we got involved in this situation, is that the Office of Inspector General had 140 reports on investigations and inspections that it buried.
Ron Johnson expresses shock at the number of undisclosed Inspector General reports.
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