Hello, thank you for joining me today for Give Him 15.

And the title of our post today is Revival Fire and Reforming Zeal.

On Wednesday, I listened to a portion of the Doge Congressional Subcommittee hearing.

It was a clear commentary on America's broken government.

A panel of experts was invited to give the committee insights regarding how our government can

save money and become more efficient. One side asked censor questions, the other played politics,

and between chuckles, accused the richest man in the world of working to expose waste in government

in order to enrich himself. Of course, one of those on the left was literally sworn in on a comic book,

so I guess we shouldn't be terribly surprised.

Listening to him feigned sincerity when complaining about Musk,

exposing waste and fraud, then demanding more openness and transparency,

actually was a bit comical. One guest expert on the panel explained how our government could save

taxpayers one trillion dollars annually from fraud alone just by updating the type of systems,

updating to the type of systems that businesses routinely use.

T-R-I-L-L-I-O-N trillion.

Every year, just from fraud.

Not one member on the left was interested in his information.

He also pointed out that another trillion dollars, again, trillion, was lost to fraud during COVID, 70% of which went

overseas. Still, not one representative on the left was interested, acting more like they were

in a college debate than an effort to save a nation.

When unbelievable, but true amounts of money,

totaling hundreds of millions of dollars were mentioned for things like condoms in abroad,

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