Bob Ivry

3 weeks ago | chicagostarmedia.com | Bob Ivry |Jeremy Portnoy

Like the weather, everyone complains about Pentagon spending and mismanagement, but no one does anything about it. Leaders of the world’s most expensive military have refused to conduct or failed to complete every internal financial audit since Congress first demanded such accountability in the 1990s. The Department of Defense owns over 70% of the nation’s assets and can’t account for half of them.

1 month ago | theepochtimes.com | Bob Ivry |Jeremy Portnoy

News AnalysisLike the weather, everyone complains about Pentagon spending and mismanagement, but no one does anything about it. Leaders of the world’s most expensive military have refused to conduct or failed to complete every internal financial audit since Congress first demanded such accountability in the 1990s. The Department of Defense owns over 70 percent of the nation’s assets and can’t account for half of them.

1 month ago | freedombunker.com | Bob Ivry |Jeremy Portnoy

Like the weather, everyone complains about Pentagon spending and mismanagement, but no one does anything about it. Leaders of the world’s most expensive military have refused to […]Source READ MORE

1 month ago | amgreatness.com | Bob Ivry |Jeremy Portnoy

Like the weather, everyone complains about Pentagon spending and mismanagement, but no one does anything about it. Leaders of the world’s most expensive military have refused to conduct or failed to complete every internal financial audit since Congress first demanded such accountability in the 1990s. The Department of Defense owns over 70% of the nation’s assets and can’t account for half of them.

1 month ago | openthebooks.com | Jeremy Portnoy |Bob Ivry

By Jeremy Portnoy & Bob Ivry | Published at Real Clear Investigations Like the weather, everyone complains about Pentagon spending and mismanagement, but no one does anything about it. Leaders of the world’s most expensive military have refused to conduct or failed to complete every internal financial audit since Congress first demanded such accountability in the 1990s. The Department of Defense owns over 70% of the nation’s assets and can’t account for half of them.