appreciate this viewpoint. not trying to defend the large 'disconnected jumbled mess' that is military spending, but headlines (and large percentage of armchai

appreciate this viewpoint. not trying to defend the large 'disconnected jumbled mess' that is military spending, but headlines (and large percentage of armchair commentators) make it sound like 'see, told ya so!' when in fact this audit is the weakest basis for an argument that military spending has no oversight, gets too much, etc. note that i'm agreeing there needs to be more oversight, less spending, etc. but this audit is not going to serve persuading that.