The $50 billion opioid settlement is not doing what its proponents promised, because the money is poorly managed.
Minnesota bought luxury Rocket Rider buses for a private bus shuttle company, using some of Obama’s stimulus money.
FEMA refused to pay for a broken window in the Hurricane Helene area, but offered a luxury hotel stay for sixty times the repair bill.
Improper payments consume an unacceptably large portion of the federal budget, though that portion has declined recently.
The federal government has spent $267 million on grants to fight what it calls misinformation - a high price for censorship.
The Bureau of Land Management is having to pay ranchers to store wild horses on their land, and the spending is out of control.
The murderer of Laken Riley was in Atlanta to begin with after New York City flew him out, at taxpayer expense.
Medicare Advantage, sold as a cost-saving measure, actually costs taxpayers 22 percent more, given insurance industry practice.
Atlanta raised the pay of the mayor, city council, and school board, in a process with an obvious conflict of interest.
The DOD (Department of Defense) cannot reconcile its books because they are literally too confusing to judge for accuracy.