Isn't That Your Job? A new "fraud whistleblower" payout program was announced today, rewarding people who report gubmint fraud with up to $30K a pop. While I'm happy to hear of this program and I'm obviously against fraud, I can't help but wonder why I thought that was literally their job? We have millions of gubmint employees recklessly burning our cash while we're in debt, but we need the public to uncover it? I'm in a pickle about how to feel about this. Maybe it's just me, but, it seems like a good thing for a bad problem that shouldn't need to be solved this way. I'm glad it exists but I'm also disappointed it needs to exist, does that make sense? It's beyond clear that the bureaucracy can't manage their own finances, which is why my audience loves my partners at @AFHC_USA - thousands have signed up for a totally free healthcare review here: apply.americafirsthealthcare… so they can kick the government out of their family's healthcare.