The Project on Military Procurement was two people, Rasor and an
assistant, working out of a tiny office. It was strictly nonpartisan and
nonideological, interested only in better value for the taxpayer and better
weapons for the military. The funding came from both libertarian and
progressive sources. It helped that Rasor was squeaky clean. All of her
research was backed up with unclassified documents -- she wouldn't touch
anything that was classified, nor chat with the occasional friendly
"diplomat" from the Soviet embassy. Rasor's visibility and professionalism
provided an option for frustrated Pentagon workers, by allowing the
whistle-blower "underground" to expose waste and fraud without retaliation.
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