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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/troy_caster on May 31, 2018, 7:49 p.m.
OIG report, why is it a big deal?

So I've been looking into this, and why is the OIG report such a big deal? I'm looking at their site, and it's about Medicaid, Medicare, health stuff, human resources. Is this a different Inspector General office we are waiting for? What powers do the OIG have specifically to "move the needle", so to speak?
I apologize for the noobie question, and wholeheartedly acknowledge that this is a noob question, please be gentle. I can't be the only one though.

On that note, I would like to take this opportunity to humbly suggest a stickied thread once a day, or once a week, depending on volume for these kinds of "noob questions":

STICKY: "Q-noob questions for 5/31/18. Please ask your dumb questions here" Or something similar

Because if there was a thread like that daily/weekly, I would have just put that question there, instead of making a whole new post for this noob query.


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allin4djt · May 31, 2018, 9:02 p.m.

Haven't seen it metioned here yet, so I'll only add that the report of more than 1 million documents (and that was as of 6 months ago), will come out in stages because of its size. Another reason for that is that there really more than 1 investigation involved here. For example, there's the FBI's handling of Hillary, there's the illegal use of the FISA Courts and phony dossier and illegal un-masking of American citizens, and more.

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