$4.7T FOUND BY DOGE It has no destination. It has no destination code on it; it's not earmarked for anything specific. "Who's sending it? Who's signing off? Who's approving it?" @SteveGruberShow

@stevegrubershow Typical DC swamp behavior, no transparency or accountability This is exactly why we need Trump and MAGA to drain the swamp and bring back common sense Elon Musk and are doing great work exposing this kind of corruption, keep up the good work RAV

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@stevegrubershow Names! We need names!

@stevegrubershow Thinking NGOs?

@LoccheadRick @stevegrubershow Trump is doing what Obama and Biden said they would do, target Government waste and fraud. If the Dems had followed through on this promise, they would be hailed as heroes. But since it's Trump who followed through, he is a monster. How petty are Dems!!!

Social Security checks or payments can be issued to several categories of recipients based on various eligibility criteria. Here's a breakdown: Individual Recipients: Retired Workers: Individuals who have worked and paid into Social Security can receive retirement benefits once they reach the eligibility age (currently, full retirement age varies from 66 to 67 depending on the year of birth). Spouses: Including current or divorced spouses of retired workers under certain conditions. Survivors: Including widows, widowers, divorced spouses, and dependent children of deceased workers. Disabled Workers: Individuals who become disabled before reaching retirement age can receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) if they meet the criteria. Children: This includes minor children, students up to age 19 if attending elementary or secondary school, or disabled adult children of retired, deceased, or disabled workers. Institutional Recipients: Retirement Homes or Nursing Homes: These institutions do not directly receive Social Security payments from the government. However, if an individual in a retirement home has appointed someone (like the retirement home under power of attorney) to manage their finances, that person or institution can handle the benefits on behalf of the beneficiary. Power of Attorney: If an individual gives power of attorney to another person or institution, that representative can manage their Social Security payments, including receiving them on their behalf. However, this does not mean the institution itself is the direct recipient from the government; it's more about management of funds for the resident. Important Notes: The method of receiving benefits can vary (direct deposit, mailed checks, or through a representative payee), but the payment is always designated for the beneficiary. A representative payee (which could include retirement or nursing homes if appointed) is someone who manages the benefits for someone who can't manage their own finances, but this role is regulated and must be approved by the Social Security Administration (SSA). To sum up, while retirement homes can manage Social Security payments under certain legal arrangements, they do not receive these payments directly from the government as an entity. The payments are always for the benefit of the individual recipient.

@stevegrubershow Inject that into the current economy… you think it would have made a difference? 💸💸

@stevegrubershow Goes back to treasury. Duh

@stevegrubershow Kind of along the lines of no voter id. Who wants that?

@stevegrubershow Can we just wait until everything is actually vetted and looked at. Nobody believes anything after the $50mil condoms to Gaza debacle