New York Times says Musk has no ‘proof’ of fraud but simple Google search shows otherwise

New York Times says Musk has no ‘proof’ of fraud but simple Google search shows otherwise EXCERPT The article largely takes issue with the fact that Musk did not provide reporters with screenshots, receipts, and documentation for general claims about the pervasive nature of federal fraud at that exact moment. While he did not provide such materials in person, he directed reports to DOGE’s X account, where his aides have posted such materials available to the public. The DOGE website, published Wednesday, also currently boasts a page promising receipts to substantiate many of its findings “no later than Valentine’s Day.” Getting rich off taxpayer money Among the claims for which he offered no “proof” during the presser, were assertions that federal employees had accrued wealth well beyond their salaries and that U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) employees had received “kickbacks.” https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/frinyt-blasts-musk-showing-no-proof-fraud-google-search-proves-them-wrong?utm_medium=social_media&utm_source=twitter_social_icon&utm_campaign=social_icons via @JustTheNews