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Vague iMessage discussing potential budget reductions and private funding for unnamed projects

Date
November 11, 2025
Source
House Oversight
Reference
House Oversight #027214
Pages
1
Persons
2

Summary

The passage contains ambiguous references to a 'he' and a 'Giant DAF' without clear identification of any high‑profile individual or institution. It hints at using private funds to offset government b Mentions possible reduction of government funding to 'us entities' and a shift to private financing. Reference to a 'Giant DAF' (donor‑advised fund) that could replace lost government money. Alludes

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