[concerned about politics]

Remember the NEA audits?
They were in such a shamble, the audit could not be completed.
They found mansions, second houses, new sports cars, vacation resorts, all bought by the NEA bigshots courtesy of the American taxpayer.
It got a little press, but very little. After all, it's important not to make a big deal out of it "for the sake of the children."

[Uncle Bill]

"Remember the NEA audits?"

"This report documents the staggering cost of federal waste, fraud, and mismanagement to American taxpayers," said Rep. Cliff Stearns (R-Ocala). "Based on reports from the General Accounting Office and various agency Inspectors General, it found that the federal government has lost or cannot account for $220 billion."

Government at the Brink - (vol. 1) - (PDF)
Government at the Brink - (vol. 2) - (PDF)

$15 Billion Missing From Education Department

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