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Elon Musk should be in prison, not in the treasury department

To: Sen. Hassan, Sen. Shaheen, Rep. Goodlander

From: A verified voter in Windham, NH

February 5

I am writing about my grave concern about Elon Musk and is unauthorized access to America’s treasury computers. He should already be in prison. Access to the U.S. Treasury Department, particularly sensitive areas such as financial systems, data, and operations, is tightly controlled due to several important reasons: 1. National Security: The U.S. Treasury is involved in managing the country’s finances and economic policy, which can have significant implications for national security. Unauthorized access to sensitive financial information could potentially allow for economic espionage or manipulation by hostile entities. 2. Financial Stability: The Treasury plays a critical role in maintaining the stability of the U.S. economy and financial systems. A person without the appropriate security clearance may not have the training or understanding necessary to handle sensitive information responsibly, potentially leading to decisions that could destabilize markets or financial institutions. 3. Confidentiality of Sensitive Information: The Treasury handles sensitive information related to federal revenue, expenditures, and other financial transactions. Unauthorized access could lead to leaks of confidential information, which could be exploited by criminals or foreign adversaries. 4. Integrity of Financial Operations: The Treasury is responsible for managing various financial operations, including the issuance of currency and debt management. Access to these operations without proper clearance could compromise their integrity and lead to fraudulent activities. 5. Compliance with Laws and Regulations: There are strict laws and regulations governing access to federal financial systems and data. Individuals without the necessary clearances may not be familiar with these laws, leading to potential violations and legal repercussions. 6. Trust and Accountability: Security clearances serve as a vetting process to ensure that individuals who have access to sensitive information can be trusted to act in the best interests of the country. Without clearance, there is a lack of assurance regarding a person's background, intentions, and reliability. In summary, restricting access to the U.S. Treasury to individuals with the appropriate security clearance is essential for safeguarding national security, maintaining economic stability, ensuring confidentiality, and upholding the integrity and compliance of financial operations.

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