On Thursday, the independent, nonpartisan agency confirmed to the Washington Examiner that it “has received requests to review actions taken by DOGE across multiple agencies.”
“The first thing GAO does as any work begins is to determine the full scope of what we will cover and the methodology to be used. Until that is done, we cannot provide any additional details or estimates on when the work will be completed,” Sarah Kaczmarek, the managing director of GAO’s Office of Public Affairs, said.
The watchdog’s audit has been taking place since March, according to Wired. It comes after several Democratic lawmakers, including Rep. Bobby Scott (D-VA), called on GAO to review DOGE, which is led by Elon Musk.
“This is a constitutional emergency, Insofar as the Inspectors General of both the Departments of Education and Labor have been fired by President [Donald]…
