It Just Doesn't End

Critics of the General Services Administration's spending have a new target: employee relocation expenses. GSA spent millions to transfer staff from one office to another, including $330,000 to move one worker from Denver to Hawaii. The Associated Press obtained a transcript of the inspector general's interviews with employees. In them, the workers said GSA paid for house hunting, groceries and even buying the former house if the employee who was moving couldn't sell it. House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) called this latest news one more example of GSA's "abusive spending." His committee holds a hearing Monday.