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As Congress struggles to approve $900 billion in stimulus funding, a new report shows management of last loan program was so bad an audit can't be done on where $670 billion in taxpayer money went
U.S. · POLITICS
December 18, 20203 min read, 562 words

As Congress struggles to approve $900 billion in stimulus funding, a new report shows management of last loan program was so bad an audit can't be done on where $670 billion in taxpayer money wentAs Congress struggles to approve $900 billion in stimulus funding, a new report shows management of last loan program was so bad an audit can't be done on where $670 billion in taxpayer money went

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Published: December 18, 2020  |  3 min read, 562 words
An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders. It often indicates a user profile.Redeem nowAs Congress struggles to approve $900 billion in stimulus funding this weekend, a new report Friday evening says this year's COVID-19 relief loan program was so badly managed that a...
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