@CRRJA5 @Kash_Patel @DefiyantlyFree @jjauthor @RickyDoggin @EricaRN4USA @robertdunlap947 @NanLee1124 @MAGAVoice @atensnut @GuntherEagleman Fake news, During the Biden administration, the U.S. Government Accountability Office, a nonpartisan Congressional agency, published reports March 26, 2024, and June 27, 2024, estimating that, since fiscal year 2003, federal agencies had reported $2.7 trillion of what the GAO
@CRRJA5 @Kash_Patel @DefiyantlyFree @jjauthor @RickyDoggin @EricaRN4USA @robertdunlap947 @NanLee1124 @MAGAVoice @atensnut @GuntherEagleman described as “improper” payments, defined as “those that should not have been made or were made in the incorrect amount.”
The $2.7 trillion included payments made by Medicare and Medicaid and other federal programs, including the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
The $2.7 trillion included payments made by Medicare and Medicaid and other federal programs, including the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
@CRRJA5 @Kash_Patel @DefiyantlyFree @jjauthor @RickyDoggin @EricaRN4USA @robertdunlap947 @NanLee1124 @MAGAVoice @atensnut @GuntherEagleman Auditors said the improper payments were made for many reasons, from “unintentional administrative errors to fraud.”
The GAO reports did not say those payments went to people outside the United States, although the social media claims say the payments were sent to people overseas
The GAO reports did not say those payments went to people outside the United States, although the social media claims say the payments were sent to people overseas
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