>>7634396 PB on Q question… what about mandatory audits for our politicians and their families:
Personally, I think that all people who are serious about service to our country in government should have to give up their rights to privacy and wear a wire that uploads their work day to the net, so we can all tag along into the "back rooms" and the "deal making" conversations. Imagine how those back room deals would suddenly change.
Big downside for the criminally minded, but big upside for good people who might be approached with a threat from the globalist and other criminals. Who would dare to try to threaten, or set up a blackmail situation on a wired legislator?
Let THEM tell each other: "It's ok, I got nothing to hide".
There are plenty of good people with nothing to hide that might have a chance to run on ideas instead of greed.
And here is a thing I do not understand:
HOW did corporations get the right to donate to elections?
How can someone like Dinesh D'Sousa end up in jail for a 2000+ donation to each of two friends who, if I understand, each then donated money to a same campaign, and yet somehow Bloomberg gets to funnel millions to many campaigns without going to jail and without anyone asking a question ??
Someone want to explain this math?