Rep. James Moran, D-Va., chairing the subcommittee, said that we're spending more on contractors than we are on military personnel and benefits. Also troubling:

[Hedell] also described how private contractors were given control of a program to provide encrypted "common access cards" to military facilities -- including classified spaces -- and gave cards to their employees without proof of background security checks.

Anyone notice how we have to bailout banks and car companies and airlines and homeowners, but we don't have to bail out military contractors?

Yeah, that's because we already have.