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John Hart

Washington, D.C.
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Co-founder C3 Solutions. Executive Director C3 Action. Founder Mars Hill Strategies. Comms for Sen. Coburn. Co-author of Breach of Trust and The Debt Bomb.
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Obama and Coburn built the receipt. It’s time to demand the itemized bill

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By John Hart, Sean Moulton
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Obama and Coburn built the receipt. It’s time to demand the itemized bill

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By John Hart, Sean Moulton
| Washington Examiner Verified
Maybe you keep a checkbook or update a spreadsheet to track your spending — well, so does the government. From agency spending to grants, this is laid out on a website called USAspending.gov. This September marks the 20-year anniversary of the bipartisan legislation, spearheaded by the late Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) and then-Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL), that created this key oversight platform.
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America’s Permitting Paralysis Is a Gift to China

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By John Hart
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Editor's Note: This column was co-authored by Paul Teller. Congress has spent years talking about permitting reform while America’s infrastructure backlog grows, energy demand surges, and competitors like China continue building at scale. Now, lawmakers finally have a narrow window to act.
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