A congressional panel voted Wednesday to subpoena the Department of Veterans Affairs after the agency spent months stonewalling lawmakers over documentation of its excessive spending on art and construction.
Rep. Jeff Miller, chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee, said the VA didn’t make “any attempt to respond” to records requests until his committee announced its intention to exercise its subpoena power at the business meeting Wednesday.
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