Two recent revelations — the indictment of Delaware’s state auditor and the existence of secretive state contracts with a large mental health and substance abuse services provider involving tens of millions of tax dollars — put the need for a nonpartisan, independent state Office of the Inspector General in the spotlight once again.
- Sounds like an inspector general would take over at least part of the auditor's duties. With regard to McGuiness, remember what some who are calling for her to resign said about Beau Biden being absent from Dover for nearly half of his term - nothing. — Charles Miller
- Beau was gone for more than half of his term serving in the National Guard in a war zone, and he was still doing his job. That's why nothing was said about it. Also, Beau's office was in Wilmington, not Dover. — Debi Jarrell
