An internal government memo shows officials of the General Services Administration were aware of a spending problem months before the scandal burst into public view.
The GSA’s deputy administrator, Susan Brita, emailed agency officials last July that the inspector general found no substantive agenda at a 2010 conference at a Las Vegas resort.
She said that expenses for a clown suit, bicycles for a training exercise, tuxedos and a mind-reader didn’t lend themselves to the claim of a substantive conference.
Read more at Official Wire. By Larry Margasak, AP.
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You can bet that this is only a minor tip of a major Iceberg if all of their expenditures were scrutenized there would be billion of dollars more! Just look at his Energy company loans!