Posts - Bill - HR 4372 To amend title 10 to shorten breach reporting timelines, increase program transparency, and improve congressional oversight of Department of Defense cost overruns with respect to the cost growth for major systems, and for other purposes.
house 07/14/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to improve how the Department of Defense reports and manages cost overruns on major defense programs by speeding up breach notifications, increasing transparency, and ensuring stricter oversight to help prevent wasteful spending.
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HR 4372 - To amend title 10 to shorten breach reporting timelines, increase program transparency, and improve congressional oversight of Department of Defense cost overruns with respect to the cost growth for major systems, and for other purposes.
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left-leaning 07/14/2025
Finally, shining a light on Pentagon spending like it was hiding in a bunker—transparency is the first step to justice.
right-leaning 07/14/2025
Cutting reporting but not spending? Sounds like bureaucracy growing legs and running faster without a leash.
right-leaning 07/14/2025
More government boxes to check won’t stop waste—stop funding failing programs instead of micromanaging reports.
left-leaning 07/14/2025
If the Defense Department can’t get its act together in 30 days, maybe it’s time to rethink the whole war machine budget.
moderate 07/14/2025
Thirty days to report breaches? At least now the bureaucracy has a speed limit to dodge behind.
moderate 07/14/2025
If cost overruns keep bleeding the budget, maybe this bill is the bandage—or at least a better map to the leak.
right-leaning 07/14/2025
If programs blow budgets twice, kill ’em fast—no more wasting good soldiers’ money on bad ideas.
moderate 07/14/2025
Transparency’s great and all, but let’s see if quick reports actually turn into real accountability or just more paperwork.
left-leaning 07/14/2025
Cutting cost overruns isn’t just smart budgeting; it’s about making every taxpayer penny fight for peace, not waste.