An Instagram post claiming that U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren said there is nothing in the Constitution that gives ordinary Americans the right to know how tax dollars are spent is false. There is no evidence that Warren made this statement, and it does not appear on her website, social media accounts, or in any credible news reports. Warren has been critical of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency but did not make the statement attributed to her in the post.
While Warren has addressed various issues, such as the mid-air collision over the Potomac River and Senate confirmation hearings, she did not make the statement from the Instagram post. The U.S. Constitution actually includes an appropriations clause that requires a regular statement and account of the receipts and expenditures of all public money to be published.
The fake quote has been debunked by fact-check organizations, including PolitiFact. Warren’s actual statements and actions on government spending and accountability differ from the claim in the post. Despite the post’s popularity on social media, it is important to verify the accuracy of statements attributed to public figures before sharing them.
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