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Audits

Boltlady

Governor
If every public entity that receives gov't money was required to provide an audit to show how the funds were used I betcha that we would have a lot less taxes and a lot more benefits. That would appease both parties in general even though it would upset a LOT of individuals who have been collecting money through fraud. That requirement would have to include charitable and gov't sources with the understanding that the money would stop at any place that didn't comply.

This age of super computers and AI should end all their excuses.
 
many New prisons would need built
Fraud is rampant and why many run for political office

If audits were required our whole country would be a much happier place. We could probably pay off, or at least pay way down, our national debt. That would mean that those who deserve it would be helped and much less taxes would be needed. You're right though that many more prisons would need to be built.

Maybe if the citizenship was removed from those who stole public funds it would be much less of a problem. If they disrespect our country that much let them find one they like better.
 
If audits were required our whole country would be a much happier place. We could probably pay off, or at least pay way down, our national debt. That would mean that those who deserve it would be helped and much less taxes would be needed. You're right though that many more prisons would need to be built.

Maybe if the citizenship was removed from those who stole public funds it would be much less of a problem. If they disrespect our country that much let them find one they like better.

and it's from local politicians all the way to the top
 
That's why they don't do it. All those people who are collecting those funds now would have to start working for a living. Horrors.
The Plutocracy's Constitution Gives Us the Best Government Money Can Buy

The Judicial Jihad actually allows that those whose property was acquired through bribery are allowed to keep it, even though it was proved fraudulent by a new legislature taking over from the crooks and suing the private-sector crooks. Fletcher v Peck.
 
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