“Follow the money…”
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With our innovative technologies at OpenTheBooks.com, citizens, watchdogs, media and challengers to incumbent politicians can see exactly where their federal tax dollars are being spent. We now have one billion lines of government spending in our online database.Download our free Open The Books mobile app for Apple and Droid.
Within the last week, Stephen Moore, Chief Economist at Heritage Foundation, and David Stockman, Reagan’s Budget Director along with Bill Maher, host of Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO, all wrote columns and posts regarding the data showcased in our Federal Transfer Report- Fortune 100 Companies. Moore, Stockman, and Maher don’t agree on much politically; but all three are disgusted with the corporate welfare that our report highlighted.
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With a $17 trillion national debt, $21 billion in Fortune 100 subsidies must be debated. These are not contracts, but grants, loans, direct payments and subsidies into America’s largest corporation. Contracts amounted to another $1.2 trillion.
Download our Federal Transfer Report- Fortune 100 Companies here. For the first time you can see all disclosed federal contracts, loans, grants, insurance, direct payments, and farm subsidies received by Fortune 100 companies.
Left, Right, left, right… March. The left and right may not agree on much, but if they can agree to cut, waste, fraud, corruption and abuse, there is more money for either tax cuts or meeting America’s real needs instead of corporate welfare. That’s the power of posting “every dime online.”
Help us change the national narrative on tax and spend. Please invest $25, $50, $100, $250, $500 or more in our work today. Together, let’s win the spending debate.
ADAM ANDRZEJEWSKI
Founder, OpenTheBooks.com
American Transparency | Chairman
P.S. Together, let’s post online “every dime” taxed & spent across America. Please make a tax deductible gift of $25, $50, $100, $250 or $500 today.
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