Governor Newsom: build a public hub to track taxpayer dollars from grants to nonprofit spending, vendor payments, audits, and outcomes. Require independent audits before, during, and after funding. Publish records and flag overpriced bids. Will you champion it? #FollowTheFunds
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FOLLOW THE MONEY: THE SOLUTION IS ACCOUNTABILITY.
Hello, Democrats. When the new Congress takes office, here's a proposal worth considering.
Create one centralized, publicly accessible National Accountability Hub where nonprofits, hospitals, homeless shelters, and organizations receiving taxpayer funding must disclose how that money is spent.
Require three levels of independent oversight:
1. BEFORE FUNDING: Audit previous spending, executive compensation, vendor contracts, and financial records before approving new public funding.
2. DURING FUNDING: Monitor expenditures, verify services delivered, and identify questionable payments or overcharging.
3. AFTER FUNDING: Conduct independent audits, publish the findings, and require corrective action before additional funding is approved.
The public website should show exactly how much each organization receives, what goes toward helping people, what executives earn, and how much suppliers, vendors, and contractors collect—with easy-to-understand spending charts.
No more blank checks. No more hidden spending.
This would require new rules and enforcement mechanisms, with appropriate privacy protections.
PUBLIC MONEY. PUBLIC RECEIPTS. PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY.
If the public pays for it, the public should be able to track it.
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