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Originally Posted by aceventura3
Yet, you leave the issue on the table. Who cares if I understand. The point is - if fraud took place from the first gulf war until today, don't we care about what happend? Who should investigate that? Or, are we really only concerned about making political points against the Bush administration?
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If fraud took place in the 90s, the Dept of Justice should investigate.
The primary role of oversight committees is to determine if regulations/administrative policies/practices & procedures, etc. are being implemented and administered by the Executive Branch as intended by Congress (as in NOW...REAL TIME, not in the past). As I said, focusing on the past can provide an historical perspective, but is not the primary purpose of oversight.