Whistleblower alleges agency cover-up over $300M ‘boondoggle’ to protect Obama nominee Judson Berger By Judson BergerPublished December 06, 2014FoxNews Facebook197 Twitter287 livefyre2569 Email Print Social Security Nominee_AP_660.jpg In this Thursday, Dec. 4, 2014 photo the Social Security Administrations acting commissioner Carolyn Colvin speaks during an interview in Washington. (AP) Senior officials at the Social Security Administration (SSA) tried to hide a damning report on a $300 million computer system that lawmakers have called a “boondoggle” in order to protect President Obama’s nominee to lead the agency, a whistleblower claimed in an interview with FoxNews. Whistleblower Michael Keegan told FoxNews that McKinsey & Company, a consulting firm, issued a draft report in December 2013 saying the agency had spent $288 million over six years for a new computer system processing disability claims that has yet to launch.
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