So instead of bringing attention to USAID saying look there is a problem for public review, DOGE shutters the website and access to its information is now limited and filtered to fit whatever narrative is desirable? Is that what is going on? It looks like that.

It's concerning to see access to important information being restricted instead of transparently addressing issues. Public trust is crucial, and transparency is key in maintaining it. Hope to see a more open approach in the future.

Questioning the motives behind limited access.

Concerning censorship of public information.

Transparency is crucial for public trust.