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“They tried to clamp down on [permanent reauthorizations] because they thought if we quit doing that, we’ll have to actually stop and take the time and do reauthorizations, which is really well-intended,” said Kevin Kosar, a senior fellow at the R Street Institute and former analyst at the Congressional Research Service. He added: “And they just failed at it.”
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