Elections DOGE is formed

Fanu said:
oh god, another JRE cock sucking episode
he should just do a combo with Elon and Mike Baker so all 3 of them can get their periods in sync
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What an insightful post.
Great contribution to the thread.
 
Rational Poster said:
I mean this is stupid in several ways, the clinic was not just for trans, and there has been trans culture in India for longer than the US has existed.
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We should pay for all their healthcare . Sounds good
 
Dear liberals ...

Now that @elonmusk has your Social Security numbers, he's going to jumble them all up in his secret scramble phone until you lose your identity - then you'll qualify to be deported to the South Pole where you'll be forced to buy Starlink at 100 times the price which will be the only way you'll be able to cry on X 24/7.


It's on page 13 of Project 2025.
 
koquerelle said:
It's unfortunate because the DOGE concept is amazing. You just can't have Musk running it. The process can't be rushed.
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AmonTobin said:
Yes “efficiency” is a wonderful concept. This is not what Doge is though.
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Exactly. And creating a redundant department on top of the one that already exists (GAO) is hardly what anyone call call efficient or good use of taxpayer money.
 
avenue94 said:
I'm genuinely trying to understand your timeline here.

1. During the Biden administration, researchers and volunteers, most of whom went through training or have subject matter expertise, had access to the data warehouse.
2. IG did a report a year or two later, concluded there was room for improvements in controls.
3. IRS agreed with IG recommendations and decided to make changes.
4. Now we're in 2025, and your argument is that we should revert to the old status, even though DOGE scrubs never went through training or have expertise?

Baffling argument.
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Or the process of getting security clearance. That should be the most alarming aspect of this, IMHO.
 
Deorum said:
GAO is great, too bad there apparently isn't a single person in Congress who has ever read their reports. Aside from maybe Thomas Massie and Rand Paul.
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The GAO literally sets the auditing standards for every federal compliance audit completed by state governments receiving money from the federal government lol. Everybody in Congress is aware of the GAO lmao
 
Deorum said:
GAO is great too bad there apparently isn't a single person in Congress who has ever read their reports., Aside from maybe Thomas Massie and Rand Paul.
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Sigh. I don't know how you missed the multiple times I posted sources showing this is bullshit, but here we go again.


www.gao.gov

Improper Payments: Information on Agencies' Fiscal Year 2023 Estimates

Improper payments—those that should not have been made or were made in the incorrect amount—have consistently been a government-wide issue. Since...
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"Agencies reported about $11 billion less in improper payments in fiscal year 2023 than they did the prior fiscal year. Those agencies that reported substantial decreases attributed the declines to factors such as terminating certain programs, implementing mitigation strategies, and suspending eligibility determinations for Medicaid during COVID-19."

"In fiscal year 2022, 14 of the 24 Chief Financial Officers Act agencies fully complied with PIIA criteria and related OMB requirements, according to their inspectors general (IG). This was an increase from fiscal year 2021, when 10 agencies were reported compliant. IGs identified various causes for agencies' noncompliance with these criteria, such as inadequate risk assessments and unreliable estimates."

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Improper Payments: Programs Reporting Reductions Had Taken Corrective Actions That Shared Common Features

In FY 2022, federal agencies made an estimated $247 billion in payment errors—payments that either should not have been made or that were made in the...
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"Agencies have reported reductions in estimated improper payment rates for several programs based on fiscal year 2017 compared to fiscal year 2022. GAO identified 19 programs across eight agencies with reported reductions, according to fiscal year 2022 reporting. The reduction in estimated improper payment rates ranged from 0.1 to 85.6 net percentage points. Of the five programs with the largest reported reductions, four were Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) programs. The reported improper payment estimates for the 19 programs declined from a total of approximately $55.0 billion for fiscal year 2017 to $44.5 billion for fiscal year 2022."
 
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