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It's all public data. There's even free apis to get live data. What are they hunting for that needs more access than that? Do you believe the data feeds are fra
by unsnap_biceps 2y ago
It's all public data. There's even free apis to get live data. What are they hunting for that needs more access than that? Do you believe the data feeds are fraudulent in some way that the balance sheets are not?
- scarab92 2y agoWhen looking for fraud and abuse you want access to the single source of truth, not secondary derived sources. People need to accept that Trump won and is now directly in charge of the executive branch. Imagine holding the belief that a company's CEO should wait until the CFO publishes financial statements to the market to understand how the company is performing. That's what people sound like when they complain about Musk et al querying government databases.
- unsnap_biceps 2y agoThe single source of truth is what's exposed, unless you are claiming that the treasury is manipulating their data feeds to filter out things? I'm not sure what fraud or abuse you are expecting them to find? There's external auditors that audit the books daily, so you're talking about a conspiracy that would be massive to hide a single cent. The treasury doesn't choose how to spend the money. Congress tells them to release x amount for program y, and the general concern is about how program y spends its money once it's released from the treasury. This won't show that at all.