When Congress and the Bush administration collaborated on passage of a $700 billion economic bailout package in October, they sought to ease voters' fears by pledging to attach all manner of strings, twine and rope to the money. But, according to a new report, much of the program remains completely untethered two months later.
While acknowledging the complexity of administering a program of this magnitude in an ever-changing economic landscape, the Government Accountability Office - the nonpartisan investigative arm of Congress...
]]>