Ideas like this which are politically charged but plausible explanations also square with the GAO's failure to make a satisfactory report. Perhaps certain inter

Ideas like this which are politically charged but plausible explanations also square with the GAO's failure to make a satisfactory report. Perhaps certain interests tugged on people which tugged on others and ended up watering down the GAO's report. If it weren't true, at the very least the report could dispell/falsify the notion that widespread corruption were to blame. But instead, we get neither.