General Accounting Office

Events (44)

• August 1-2, 1972: Nixon Campaign Check Found in Watergate Burglar’s Account; Indications of Huge Campaign Fund 1972-08-01
• August 22, 1972: GAO Finds Huge Financial Irregularities in Nixon Campaign 1972-08-22
• August 29, 1972: Nixon Says Both Sides Breaking Campaign Finance Laws; Internal Investigations Have Found No Wrongdoing in White House 1972-08-29
• September 29, 1972: Former Attorney General Controls Secret Campaign Fund, Post Reports 1972-09-29
• August 2, 1996: House Committee Issues Report on Davidian Tragedy, Finds Federal Agencies ‘Derelict’ and ‘Grossly Incompetent’ 1996-08-02
• February 8, 2001: No Evidence that Clinton Staffers Vandalized, Looted White House or Presidential Jet 2001-02-08
• April 18, 2001: No List of White House ‘Vandal Scandal’ Damages Being Kept 2001-04-18
• May 8, 2001: GAO Announces Intention to Investigate Energy Task Force 2001-05-08
• May 10-17, 2001: Cheney Lawyer Rebuffs GAO Attempts to Discuss Energy Task Force 2001-05-10
• June 1, 2001: Democrats Demand Apology for ‘Vandal Scandal’ Falsehoods 2001-06-01
• June 1, 2001: GAO Defends Demand for Energy Task Force Documents 2001-06-01
• June 2-3, 2001: White House Releases Catalogue of Damages Done by Alleged Clinton Vandalism 2001-06-02
• June 4, 2001: Clinton Staffers Dispute White House ‘List’ of ‘Vandal Scandal’ Damages 2001-06-04
• June 4, 2001: GAO to Reopen ‘Vandal Scandal’ Investigation 2001-06-04
• June 7, 2001: Cheney’s Lawyer Tells GAO US Law Does Not Apply to Energy Task Force 2001-06-07
• June 21, 2001: Cheney’s Counsel Sends Meaningless Financial Documents to GAO 2001-06-21
• June 25, 2001: Conservative Watchdog Group Demands Energy Task Force Records 2001-06-25
• July 3, 2001: Cheney’s Lawyer Refuses to Speak with GAO over Task Force Documents 2001-07-03
• July 5, 2001: Addington Refuses Watchdog Group’s Request for Energy Task Force Documents 2001-07-05
• July 18, 2001: GAO Reiterates Request for Information Regarding Cheney’s Task Force 2001-07-18
• July 31, 2001: GAO Scales Back Request for Energy Task Force Documents 2001-07-31
• August 1, 2001: Cheney’s Lawyer Again Rebuffs GAO’s Request for Task Force Information 2001-08-01
• August 2, 2001: Cheney Accuses GAO of Exceeding Constitutional Authority in Energy Task Force Document Request 2001-08-02
• August 17, 2001: GAO Chief Reiterates Position regarding Cheney Task Force Information 2001-08-17
• September 6, 2001: Cheney’s Office Sends GAO List of ‘Support Staff’ 2001-09-06
• 5:13 p.m. September 11, 2001: FAA Memo States that a Passenger on Flight 11 Was Shot by a Hijacker 2001-09-11
• January 22, 2002: Senators Request GAO Assessment of Bush Energy Policy 2002-01-22
• February 19, 2002: Cheney Continues to Misrepresent GAO’s Request for Energy Task Force Documents 2002-02-19
• June 12, 2002: GAO Finds Minor Damage in White House during Clinton-Bush Transition 2002-06-12
• February 27, 2003: Defense Department Refuses to Certify that Troops Have Adequate Protective Gear 2003-02-27
• September 15, 2003: GAO: Bush Administration’s Public Relations Policies towards Arabs, Muslims Failing 2003-09-15
• March 15, 2004: Bush Administration Using Fake News Releases to Promote Medicare Drug Policies, Press Reveals 2004-03-15
• May 19, 2004: Fake Medicare News Reports Broke Federal Law, Says General Accounting Office 2004-05-19
• January 2002: Cheney Lies about GAO Records Request
• January 22 - Early February, 1993: BATF Requests Military Assistance in Planned Davidian Raid
• February 1993-May 1994: US Military Head and GAO Recommend Reducing Units Dedicated to Continental Air Defense
• Early March 2003: Army Selling ‘Desperately’ Needed Protective Gear on eBay
• March 2004: Pentagon ‘Retroactively Classifies’ Missile Defense Recommendation List
• March 2005: Justice Department Official Finds VNRs Not Propaganda
• May 16 - 17, 2001: Cheney’s Lawyer Tells GAO It Has No Authority to Investigate Energy Task Force
• Late October, 2002: State Department Marketing Program Fails with Arab Target Audiences
• 1981 and Beyond: CPD Members in Reagan Administration Wildly Exaggerate Soviet Threat, Politicize Intelligence
• Early March, 1973: Washington Post and GAO Discover Nixon Campaign’s ‘Kiddie Corps’ of Spies
• Summer 2001: White House Refusal to Comply with GAO Request Centered in Establishing Principle of Secrecy in White House Communications