Federal Accountability & Cost Transparency

Government waste isn’t just a late-night comedy punchline—it’s one of the biggest reasons people have lost trust in Washington. From inflated contracts to endless bureaucracy, too much of our money disappears without oversight or results.

The F.A.C.T. Initiative changes that. It’s about real oversight, not lip service—tracking government spending in real time, eliminating redundancy, and making sure every dollar works as hard as the people who earned it.

Why It Matters

• Billions wasted each year through inefficiency and inflated contracts.

• Audits take years—by the time problems are uncovered, the money is already gone.

• Public trust is eroded when taxpayers can’t see how their money is used.

How It Works

• Automatic accountability: Annual, tech-enabled audits that flag waste in weeks, not years.

• Procurement reform: A Government Pricing Index ensures agencies pay fair market value, not inflated prices.

• Real-time oversight: Centralized system to track contracts, purchases, and budgets as they happen.

• Public transparency: Launch of an online database so taxpayers can see where their money goes.

• Classified projects still accountable: Dollar amounts tracked, even if details remain confidential.

• No political cover-ups: Annual recommendations published publicly—if Congress ignores them, the people will know.

• Responsible transitions: Agencies given time to retrain staff and adapt, instead of mass layoffs.

What It Delivers

• Billions in long-term savings.

• Smarter—not smaller—government.

• A culture of transparency that rebuilds public trust.

• Proof that raising revenue isn’t enough—we must also spend it responsibly.

The bottom line: If we can track a package across the globe in real time, we should be able to track every federal dollar. The F.A.C.T. Initiative makes that possible.