@THEMUGG Polls show most Americans support the efforts to expose fraud perpetrated by these shadow groups in liberal areas. Regarding these polls you speak of, I'm surprised the poll didn't include the deplorables as well. Don't they want fraud exposed in red states like Alabama, Louisiana, Texas & not just in "liberal" areas? Tell us all about it when Nick Shirley uncovers fraud in a red state. Why did the phrase "when hell freezes over" come immediately to my mind?
I'm sure if/when somebody uncovers fraud in those areas it will be reported.
Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:
@THEMUGG Polls show most Americans support the efforts to expose fraud perpetrated by these shadow groups in liberal areas. Regarding these polls you speak of, I'm surprised the poll didn't include the deplorables as well. Don't they want fraud exposed in red states like Alabama, Louisiana, Texas & not just in "liberal" areas? Tell us all about it when Nick Shirley uncovers fraud in a red state. Why did the phrase "when hell freezes over" come immediately to my mind?
I'm sure if/when somebody uncovers fraud in those areas it will be reported.
@THEMUGG Polls show most Americans support the efforts to expose fraud perpetrated by these shadow groups in liberal areas. Regarding these polls you speak of, I'm surprised the poll didn't include the deplorables as well. Don't they want fraud exposed in red states like Alabama, Louisiana, Texas & not just in "liberal" areas? Tell us all about it when Nick Shirley uncovers fraud in a red state. Why did the phrase "when hell freezes over" come immediately to my mind?
Where's 60 minutes, New York Times? The HuffPost, The Daily Beast, MSNBC, etc. If some young kid can do what Shirley did these Left leaning jerks should be digging in red states to make folks like you happy. But it rarely happens? Why?
Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:
@THEMUGG Polls show most Americans support the efforts to expose fraud perpetrated by these shadow groups in liberal areas. Regarding these polls you speak of, I'm surprised the poll didn't include the deplorables as well. Don't they want fraud exposed in red states like Alabama, Louisiana, Texas & not just in "liberal" areas? Tell us all about it when Nick Shirley uncovers fraud in a red state. Why did the phrase "when hell freezes over" come immediately to my mind?
Where's 60 minutes, New York Times? The HuffPost, The Daily Beast, MSNBC, etc. If some young kid can do what Shirley did these Left leaning jerks should be digging in red states to make folks like you happy. But it rarely happens? Why?
Politico reports that Trump administration is weaponizing government against poor people and democratic states. Accusing them of fraud before cutting funds despite unproven allegations. Trump looking for fraud is like O.J. Simpson looking for the real killer. He pardons rich fraudsters and fires inspector generals instrumental in investigating fraud. Overall, US fraud in social safety net is a tiny fraction of all government spending which is similar in other countries.
Politico reports that Trump administration is weaponizing government against poor people and democratic states. Accusing them of fraud before cutting funds despite unproven allegations. Trump looking for fraud is like O.J. Simpson looking for the real killer. He pardons rich fraudsters and fires inspector generals instrumental in investigating fraud. Overall, US fraud in social safety net is a tiny fraction of all government spending which is similar in other countries.
Politico reports that Trump administration is weaponizing government against poor people and democratic states. Accusing them of fraud before cutting funds despite unproven allegations. Trump looking for fraud is like O.J. Simpson looking for the real killer. He pardons rich fraudsters and fires inspector generals instrumental in investigating fraud. Overall, US fraud in social safety net is a tiny fraction of all government spending which is similar in other countries.
LOL....got any examples of politico's claims? Is this "tiny fraction" of fraud acceptable for libs? If so, why don't we all do it?
Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:
Politico reports that Trump administration is weaponizing government against poor people and democratic states. Accusing them of fraud before cutting funds despite unproven allegations. Trump looking for fraud is like O.J. Simpson looking for the real killer. He pardons rich fraudsters and fires inspector generals instrumental in investigating fraud. Overall, US fraud in social safety net is a tiny fraction of all government spending which is similar in other countries.
LOL....got any examples of politico's claims? Is this "tiny fraction" of fraud acceptable for libs? If so, why don't we all do it?
Saying that US fraud is a tiny fraction of all government spending is like saying that we only have a small leak in this ocean liner, so we should be ok...
Interesting to note, this tiny fraction of fraud and improper payments is estimated at around 233 to 520 BILLION annually....about 3 to 7 percent of federal spending...this was estimated by the Government Accountability Office...
Just this year, Treasury Secretary claims that fraud could be as high as 10 percent of the total federal budget....
In 2023, it was estimated that fraud losses exceeded the entire US Army budget...
Yup, tiny fraction....no big deal, right....says nobody who understands money and loses and cares less about the amount than where it is going...while we're at it, why not just shave off half a billion from the 7 trillion dollar budget....tiny fraction...gotcha
COVERS allows u to tell someone they are sexually frustrated so long as ur hands are clean
Saying that US fraud is a tiny fraction of all government spending is like saying that we only have a small leak in this ocean liner, so we should be ok...
Interesting to note, this tiny fraction of fraud and improper payments is estimated at around 233 to 520 BILLION annually....about 3 to 7 percent of federal spending...this was estimated by the Government Accountability Office...
Just this year, Treasury Secretary claims that fraud could be as high as 10 percent of the total federal budget....
In 2023, it was estimated that fraud losses exceeded the entire US Army budget...
Yup, tiny fraction....no big deal, right....says nobody who understands money and loses and cares less about the amount than where it is going...while we're at it, why not just shave off half a billion from the 7 trillion dollar budget....tiny fraction...gotcha
Here's another beauty, compliments of Minn. morons......
A man accused of orchestrating an $11 million Medicaid fraud scheme in Minnesota skipped a scheduled court appearance this week, prompting a warrant for his arrest, authorities said. Abdirashid Ismail Said, 50, failed to appear for a pretrial hearing in Hennepin County, forfeiting his bond, according FOX 9, citing the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office.
Said posted a $150,000 unconditional bond to avoid stricter conditions, including surrendering his passport, while a $50,000 conditional bond would have required it, according to FOX 9. Investigators also raised concerns about Said’s potential to flee, citing family ties abroad, according to FOX 9.
Prosecutors charged Said with racketeering and multiple counts of aiding and abetting theft by swindle in an alleged scheme that defrauded Minnesota’s Medicaid program of nearly $11 million, according to a criminal complaint.
The complaint alleges Said carried out the scheme from 2019 through 2023 by secretly operating multiple Medicaid-funded home health care agencies despite being barred from working with such programs after a prior fraud conviction. The case has raised new concerns about oversight of taxpayer-funded programs, as state leaders, including Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison, have faced mounting criticism over their handling of fraud in Minnesota.
The guy was already a convict, accused of stealing $11,000,000, but they let him off with $150k bail & his passport? This is corruption at its finest.
Here's another beauty, compliments of Minn. morons......
A man accused of orchestrating an $11 million Medicaid fraud scheme in Minnesota skipped a scheduled court appearance this week, prompting a warrant for his arrest, authorities said. Abdirashid Ismail Said, 50, failed to appear for a pretrial hearing in Hennepin County, forfeiting his bond, according FOX 9, citing the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office.
Said posted a $150,000 unconditional bond to avoid stricter conditions, including surrendering his passport, while a $50,000 conditional bond would have required it, according to FOX 9. Investigators also raised concerns about Said’s potential to flee, citing family ties abroad, according to FOX 9.
Prosecutors charged Said with racketeering and multiple counts of aiding and abetting theft by swindle in an alleged scheme that defrauded Minnesota’s Medicaid program of nearly $11 million, according to a criminal complaint.
The complaint alleges Said carried out the scheme from 2019 through 2023 by secretly operating multiple Medicaid-funded home health care agencies despite being barred from working with such programs after a prior fraud conviction. The case has raised new concerns about oversight of taxpayer-funded programs, as state leaders, including Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison, have faced mounting criticism over their handling of fraud in Minnesota.
The guy was already a convict, accused of stealing $11,000,000, but they let him off with $150k bail & his passport? This is corruption at its finest.
A congressional oversight report alleges that senior Minnesota officials, including Gov. Tim Walz, D-Minn., failed for years to act on warnings about fraud in the state’s social services programs, allowing hundreds of millions of dollars in confirmed or alleged losses and placing billions more at risk.
The Walz administration had the power to stop fraudulent payments to high-risk entities receiving federal nutrition and Medicaid funds, but the state "repeatedly failed to act" after officials raised concerns, according to a 205-page final staff report released by the House Oversight Committee on Monday.
Congressional investigators found that concerns about potential racial discrimination claims — rather than legal constraints — contributed to the Walz administration's decision to continue paying providers suspected of fraud. The committee also spoke to nearly 30 whistleblowers, some of whom accused the Walz administration of retaliation against state employees for sounding the alarm about potential fraud.
A congressional oversight report alleges that senior Minnesota officials, including Gov. Tim Walz, D-Minn., failed for years to act on warnings about fraud in the state’s social services programs, allowing hundreds of millions of dollars in confirmed or alleged losses and placing billions more at risk.
The Walz administration had the power to stop fraudulent payments to high-risk entities receiving federal nutrition and Medicaid funds, but the state "repeatedly failed to act" after officials raised concerns, according to a 205-page final staff report released by the House Oversight Committee on Monday.
Congressional investigators found that concerns about potential racial discrimination claims — rather than legal constraints — contributed to the Walz administration's decision to continue paying providers suspected of fraud. The committee also spoke to nearly 30 whistleblowers, some of whom accused the Walz administration of retaliation against state employees for sounding the alarm about potential fraud.
"Fraud warnings were elevated to the most senior levels of the Minnesota state government, meaningful corrective action was delayed or avoided, and payments continued long after credible signs of fraud emerged," the report reads in part.
The committee found Minnesota is estimated to have lost $300 million in stolen federal nutrition funds intended to feed hungry children during the COVID-19 pandemic and that as much as $9 billion in Medicaid billing may have been fraudulent, an estimate attributed to a federal prosecutor and disputed by Walz administration officials.
Walz was allegedly aware of fraud associated with the now-defunct Feeding Our Future nonprofit that operated a constellation of fake meal sites as early as 2020, but payments continued flowing to the group for roughly two more years. The oversight panel also found Walz gave conflicting answers about when he first learned of the sweeping meal fraud.
Do libs not vet anyone? This scheming moron was actually selected to be VP!
"Fraud warnings were elevated to the most senior levels of the Minnesota state government, meaningful corrective action was delayed or avoided, and payments continued long after credible signs of fraud emerged," the report reads in part.
The committee found Minnesota is estimated to have lost $300 million in stolen federal nutrition funds intended to feed hungry children during the COVID-19 pandemic and that as much as $9 billion in Medicaid billing may have been fraudulent, an estimate attributed to a federal prosecutor and disputed by Walz administration officials.
Walz was allegedly aware of fraud associated with the now-defunct Feeding Our Future nonprofit that operated a constellation of fake meal sites as early as 2020, but payments continued flowing to the group for roughly two more years. The oversight panel also found Walz gave conflicting answers about when he first learned of the sweeping meal fraud.
Do libs not vet anyone? This scheming moron was actually selected to be VP!
my suggestion for non maga cult members dont even respond to this magas posts. He posts stale old garbage that hes gets off fox cult news, instead of current happenings.
Just put him and other maga cult members on ignore
my suggestion for non maga cult members dont even respond to this magas posts. He posts stale old garbage that hes gets off fox cult news, instead of current happenings.
Just put him and other maga cult members on ignore
I'm sure all libs will try to ignore this. It makes them look bad. Kind of like calling other people "nazi's" but giving a pass to one of their own that actually has a nazi tat.
I'm sure all libs will try to ignore this. It makes them look bad. Kind of like calling other people "nazi's" but giving a pass to one of their own that actually has a nazi tat.
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