Not a surprise. GAO has become hyper partisan and Congress recently attempted to cut their spending because of it. GAO changed its long-time opinion on this very issue from the 1970s when they specifically noted the tool was available to the president. They make their legal… https://t.co/thUsxjQLom
— Russ Vought (@russvought) September 29, 2026
Not a surprise. GAO has become hyper partisan and Congress recently attempted to cut their spending because of it. GAO changed its long-time opinion on this very issue from the 1970s when they specifically noted the tool was available to the president. They make their legal assessments based on whether Democrats are in the White House.
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