PUBLICATIONS BY Virginia L. Thomas
Research
Commentary
2000 Research
October 03, 2000
Looking for Results at the Justice Department
By Virginia L. Thomas
(Testimony #9999)
Looking for Results at the Justice Department
September 26, 2000
The Department of Housing and Urban Development's Use of Performance Based Management
By Virginia L. Thomas
(Testimony #9999)
The Department of Housing and Urban Development's Use of Performance Based Management
June 26, 2000
Restoring Government Integrity Through Performance and Accountability
By Virginia L. Thomas
(Backgrounder #1380)
Restoring Government Integrity Through Performance, Results, And Accountability
March 22, 2000
Restoring Integrity to Government with Performance, Results, and Accountability
By Virginia L. Thomas
(Testimony #9999)
Restoring Integrity to Government with Performance, Results, and Accountability
1999 Research
September 29, 1999
Time for Congress to Hold the Legal Services Corporation Accountable
By Virginia L. Thomas
(Testimony #9999)
Every day Congress makes decisions on how much scrutiny, how much money or how much reform is needed for existing federal programs.
July 22, 1999
BG1312ES: Hold the Legal Services Corporation Accountable
By Virginia L. Thomas and Ryan H. Rogers
(Executive Summary #1312)
BG1312ES: Time for Congress to Hold the Legal Services Corporation Accountable
July 22, 1999
Hold the Legal Services Corporation Accountable
By Virginia L. Thomas and Ryan H. Rogers
(Backgrounder #1312)
The LSC is a federally funded agency with 269 grantee offices around the country that have provided over $6 billion of free legal aid to the eligible poor since 1974.
June 15, 1999
Juvenile Justice
By Virginia L. Thomas
(Executive Memorandum #606)
Congress is looking at ways to translate the national debate into tangible improvements in efforts to prevent juvenile crime.
2003 Commentary
September 05, 2003
A Wake-Up Call
By Virginia Thomas
Not only is this a sad day for Miguel and Laurie Estrada, but we have all let something unfortunate occur in Washington. We allowed the U.S. Senate to erect a "glass ceiling" in our courts -- you can do all the right things in America, but if you do not agree with Ted Kennedy and Hillary Clinton, you need not apply as a federal judge. This is the message that Democrats hope minorities, in particular, get from their victory as they succeeded in repelling a talented man, who happens to be Hispanic, from public service. For the hard left, Miguel Estrada was not qualified to be a federal judge because he would not march to their drumbeat.
1999 Commentary
December 15, 1999
Satisfaction Guaranteed?
By Virginia L. Thomas
Satisfaction Guaranteed?
November 10, 1999
Mosaic 2000: An Educational Dragnet
By Virginia L. Thomas
Mosaic 2000: An Educational Dragnet
April 28, 1999
Not More Laws -- More Oversight
By Virginia L. Thomas
Not More Laws -- More Oversight
November 20, 2009
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