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About the Website: USAFACTS.com
By Staff Reporters
Principles
USAFacts is a new data-driven portrait of the American population, our government’s finances, and government’s impact on society. They are a non-partisan, not-for-profit civic initiative and have no political agenda or commercial motive. They provide this information as a free public service and are committed to maintaining and expanding it in the future.
USA FACTS rely exclusively on publicly available government data sources. They don’t make judgments or prescribe specific policies. Whether government money is spent wisely or not, whether our quality of life is improving or getting worse – that’s for you to decide. They hope to spur serious, reasoned, and informed debate on the purpose and functions of government. Such debate is vital to our democracy. They hope that USAFacts will make a modest contribution toward building consensus and finding solutions.
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There’s more to USAFacts than their website. They also offer an annual report, a summary report, and a “10-K” modeled on the document public companies submit annually to the SEC for transparency and accountability to their investors.
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Innspiration
USAFacts was inspired by a conversation Steve Ballmer [former CEO Microsoft Corporation] had with his wife, Connie. She wanted him to get more involved in philanthropic work. He thought it made sense to first find out what government does with the money it raises.
Assessment
Where does the money come from and where is it spent? Whom does it serve? And most importantly, what are the outcomes?
Visit: http://www.USAFACTS.com
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