Federal News Network – Americans want to know who decides how much the federal government spends and what it spends that money on, and right now, it doesn’t seem like they trust whoever has the checkbook. The director of economic studies at Brookings shared more about what government oversight currently looks like.
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The Oversight System that Is Supposed to Watch over Federal Spending
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