Trump’s War on Financial Fraud: Necessary Reform or Power Grab?
How Trump's push to "clean up" government payments might be setting the stage for unprecedented executive control.
When you hear a president talking about cracking down on fraud, waste, and abuse in federal payments, it’s easy to nod along.
Who wouldn’t want a government that’s efficient and transparent?
But as with everything in the Trump era, we have to ask: what’s the fine print?
A recent executive order signed by Trump—"Protecting America’s Bank Account Against Fraud, Waste, and Abuse"—might sound like good governance on the surface.
But dig deeper, and it reveals something far more complex: a consolidation of financial oversight that raises serious questions about privacy, power, and political intent.
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