The Government Accountability Office just dealt Republicans a blow in the long-running debate over whether government lending programs make or lose money for taxpayers.
To little notice, the agency released an 83-page report at the end of last month siding definitively against Republicans such as Senate Budget Committee Chairman Mike Enzi, who wants to change the way credit programs are accounted for in the budget.
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