Video: Demand Progress Webinar on FY 2022 Appropriations Public Witness Testimony
May 1, 2021
Demand Progress hosted a webinar on Friday, April 30 to hear from presenters who otherwise would have testified in person before the appropriations subcommittees on improving government transparency and accountability.
This webinar was moderated by Taylor J. Swift, policy advisor for Demand Progress. The timestamps for each presenter are included below.
Presenters included:
- Eli Lehrer, president of the R Street Institute. (1:25)(Written Testimony)
- Ginger McCall, legal director for Demand Progress. (5:19) (Written Testimony)
- Nan Swift, resident fellow of the R Street Institute. (12:39) (Written Testimony)
- Brian Baird, former Member of Congress. (17:40) (Written Testimony)
- Michael Stern, founder of Point of Order. (21:26) (Written Testimony)
- Daniel Schuman, policy director for Demand Progress. (28:14) (Written Testimony)
- Jamie Neikrie, coordinator for Issue One. (32:57) (Written Testimony)
- Amelia Strauss, policy advisor for Demand Progress. (38:30) (Written Testimony)
- Bradley Moss, deputy executive director of National Security Counselors. (43:56) (Written Testimony)
- Irvin McCullough, national security analyst for The Government Accountability Project. (50:19 )(Written Testimony)
- Andrew Lautz, director of federal policy for National Taxpayers Union. (53:07) (Written Testimony)
- Kel McClanahan, executive director of National Security Counselors. (59:10) (Written Testimony)
Watch the presentations below.
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