1. Making all positions partisan is a fascist tactic to challenge objective truth. 2. Congress as a whole isn’t a single entity —- one party refuses to comprom

1. Making all positions partisan is a fascist tactic to challenge objective truth. 2. Congress as a whole isn’t a single entity —- one party refuses to compromise in any way while the other plays by the rules. 3. Doesn’t matter. Cost reform needs to go through existing legal routes. 4. What constitutes “auditing” the government? Because we had plenty of non partisan positions overseeing and auditing all parts of the government. DOGE fired those people. 5. Again, go through the legal route. 6. A lack of “digital transformation” is the vaguest most unconvincing point in this entire justification. 7. These budget issues need to be decided on through constitutional processes and with oversight, as before. 8. Ditto. 9. Medicare can lower health costs by other means, such as being available universally to all and setting limits on what they pay to providers based on procedure. 10. Do you watch CSPAN?