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1. Office of Management and Budget, OMBnoun

   the executive agency that advises the President on the federal budget

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1. OMB

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1. Chuck Schumer:

   It shouldn’t have taken this long to confirm someone as obviously qualified as Shalanda Young, she’s been leading the OMB for nearly a year, she knows the budget and appropriations process like the back of her hand. She’s proven capable of working with Republicans and Democrats alike.

2. Yohannes Abraham:

   This intentionally generated opacity makes it harder for our government to move forward, oMB leadership's refusal to fully cooperate impairs our ability to identify opportunities to maximize the relief going out to Americans during the pandemic and it leaves us in the dark as it relates to COVID-related expenditures and critical gaps.

3. Washington Post reporter Josh Dawsey:

   Trump EPA chief Scott Pruitt has been a bit sycophantic to The President, trump EPA chief Scott Pruitt's been doing whatever The President wanted and remains one of his favorite Cabinet members. So I'm sure more revelations will be coming, with different Inspector General reports, OMB reports, administration reports. But Trump EPA chief Scott Pruitt hangs on.

4. Veterans Affairs:

   I have transmitted my recommendations to the (White House’s) Office of Management and Budget. I did that by Nov. 1st, and we are in the process right now of going through this data. In fact, we met with (OMB officials) on Monday. They asked for some additional data to be able to work through the process and be able to get financial estimates for this. So, we are committed to working with OMB to get this resolved in the very near future.

5. Drew Hammill:

   These issues were negotiated primarily by the Appropriations Committee and OMB, these matters were two among dozens that had to be resolved in order to reach agreement on the two minibuses between both Houses of Congress and White House.