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A whistleblower is alleging that information has been kept from Congress. Why do you expect Congress to know that information?

• candiddevmike 3y ago
  The various congressional committees are supposed to know everything the federal government is doing so they can provide oversight, AFAIK. Something big like UFOs should have come up I'd imagine
  • mcpackieh 3y ago
    Supposed to know is not the same as know. If they learn from a whistleblower that a program exists and has been kept secret from them, the people that are supposed to know about it, what would you have them do? Publicly investigate the claims, right? That's what they're doing.
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• themagician 3y ago
  Because that whistleblower was paid to make those allegations by the DoD.
  • madspindel 3y ago
    What evidence do you have to support that claim?
    • babypuncher 3y ago
      Probably the same amount of evidence the whistleblower has to support theirs.
      • themagician 3y ago
        There is good evidence on both sides.