Camas resident Anna Miller offers those suspicious of Elon Musk’s claims about government waste an opportunity to become informed
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Dear Democrat friends,
I keep seeing your posts on social media asking, “Elon Musk, just where are all these millions and billions of dollars of waste, fraud and abuse you keep claiming you have found?
Remember what the teacher always told us in school? Look it up for yourself.
WASTE, FRAUD & ABUSE GOVERNMENT WEBSITE!”
You are most welcome!
Anna Miller
Camas
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