Recently the head of the Department of Education’s student financial aid office, James Runcie, resigned amid questions from Congress about the billions in improper payments made under his watch. According … READ MORE
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Politics Over People
Every four years, staffers from inside the beltway infiltrate the region that has decided every political election since the Civil War. They knock on doors and call during dinner to … READ MORE
‘Path of least resistance’ problematic for Congress
"The Road Not Taken," by Robert Frost is one of the most famous poems by an American poet. Perhaps it is so famous because readers can relate it to their … READ MORE
Congress Punts: Agreement Reached to Ignore the Debt and Spend More Money
This week, members of the House and Senate will vote on a budget deal that will fund the government through the end of Fiscal Year 2017 which ends in September. … READ MORE
An Interview with Our New Executive Director, Bryan Berky
Bryan Berky joined the Foundation to Restore Accountability in March as the Executive Director. We asked him to share a little bit about his background and experience. Q: Tell us a … READ MORE
Wastebook: PORKemon GO
Just weeks, possibly days, after President-Elect Trump’s inauguration our national debt will top $20 trillion. That’s more than any nation in history! While Americans have grown sadly accustomed to ever … READ MORE
Congress Says “Bah Humbug” To Future Generations Every Day The Debt Grows
Washington has made more than $100 trillion in future promises with no plan to pay for them. “Bah humbug!” The national debt is over $19 trillion. “Bah humbug!” Sadly, as … READ MORE