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🚨 BREAKING: Trump HUD Sec. Scott Turner is formally moving to BAN illegal aliens' families from getting taxpayer housing that could otherwise go to US citizens WHY WAS THIS EVER HAPPENING?! Tens of THOUSANDS of illegals or fraudsters in 20K homes! 🤯 "Turner says he will close that loophole to free up funding for AMERICAN families in need." Additionally, 200K tenants have not proven they are even eligible. TURNER: "American tax dollars are meant to be for AMERICAN PEOPLE...illegals are taking homes from the American people!" "We will close this loophole down."

🚨For those who say there is NO election fraud in California: The DOJ just prosecuted Brenda Brown for paying homeless people to register to vote under FALSE addresses. OMG caught her on hidden camera doing this illegal activity in LA.

James O'Keefe @JamesOKeefeIII

3 months ago

CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS FRAUD CASH FOR BALLOTS PART I: Homeless Bribed with Cash & Drugs In Exchange For Registering To Vote & Signing Election Petitions Caught On Tape Undercover On Skid Row In California. “You can just put Pinocchio Lane.” California NGOs Encourage Fake

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Medicaid fraud in California is far worse than you think | Hayden Dublois & Trevor Carlsen, New York Post If there’s a ground zero for Medicaid fraud in America, Los Angeles is giving Minneapolis a run for its money. Six months after news broke of massive Medicaid theft in Minnesota’s largest city, it’s now clear that fraud is just as rampant in the California metropolis, if not worse. The Trump administration announced this month that 800 Los Angeles hospice and home health providers — which heavily depend on Medicaid dollars — have been suspended from federal funding. The administration says that half the city’s hospices are fraudulent, which isn’t hard to believe. About a third of all hospice providers in America are in Los Angeles County, despite the county having less than 3% of the national population. Also telling: After those 800 providers were banned from federal funding, fewer than 20 asked the Trump administration to reconsider. Why aren’t the other 780-plus complaining? Whether it’s Los Angeles or Minneapolis, the scope and scale of Medicaid fraud is truly breathtaking. But the bigger issue is that such unbelievable levels of fraud are overshadowing the merely massive fraud that exists almost everywhere else. Put simply, Medicaid theft is a nationwide phenomenon. Consider the information that our organization has obtained from states in recent months. We asked every state to tell us how they’re complying with the federal requirement to revalidate their Medicaid providers at least once every five years. Those that have responded are failing this basic test of good government, which is crucial for rooting out fraud. We found that in Illinois, more than a quarter of the state’s Medicaid providers haven’t been reviewed in the past five years. In one case, the state failed to revalidate a Medicaid provider for nearly 10 years. In Michigan and Georgia, the state is only checking about 10% of providers a year. But that makes it impossible to review 100% every five years. This is an obvious invitation to fraud, and it almost certainly helps explain the mess in Los Angeles and Minneapolis, too. States aren’t even trying to find the bad actors that abound from coast to coast. Arizona told us it has only suspended a single Medicaid provider for suspected fraud this year. Wisconsin has only suspended payments to 55 providers over the past five years. And California’s health regulator only referred 127 Medicaid providers for fraud investigation between January and March. That’s a ridiculously low statewide number, given that Los Angeles alone has at least 800 potentially fraudulent hospice providers, to say nothing of other medical facilities that accept Medicaid. But fraudulent medical providers aren’t the only — or even the biggest — source of Medicaid theft. Even worse is that tens of billions of taxpayer dollars are going to people who aren’t eligible for the program. Almost every state’s Medicaid policies can be summed up as fraud by design. All but a handful of states let Medicaid recipients self-attest to key aspects of their own eligibility — another obvious invitation to lie. Many states don’t regularly cross-check Medicaid rolls with other data sources, like death records. Lo and behold: The most reliable federal information indicates that over 27% of all Medicaid payments are improper — i.e., lost to waste, fraud and abuse. Think about that: More than a quarter of this massive federal welfare program is being flushed down the drain. The situation is even worse in DC, where the most reliable data shows that 36% of Medicaid spending is misspent. In Connecticut, the error rate is 43%. And Ohio has the dubious honor of misspending the highest percentage of Medicaid funding — a shocking 44.3%. These numbers come from just before COVID, because since the onset of the pandemic, states have stopped conducting reliable Medicaid audits. Given the explosion of welfare programs since the pandemic, it’s likely that true improper payment levels are even higher now. States have effectively thrown away $1.1 trillion in Medicaid payments over the last decade, a full 80% of which are due to eligibility errors. Is there any good news amid all the fraud? The Trump administration’s crackdown on California providers heralds a much-needed nationwide campaign. President Trump and Congress have also required states to get Medicaid fraud under control, or else states will be on the hook for billions of dollars in penalties. But few states are making the kind of concerted reform effort that such widespread fraud demands — California certainly isn’t. If they continue to dawdle, the Trump administration will surely take even stronger steps to hold them accountable for this massive theft of taxpayer money. Such leadership is long overdue. At the end of the day, this isn’t just a Minneapolis problem. Nor is it limited to Los Angeles. Medicaid fraud is a nationwide crisis that’s worse than almost anyone realizes. Hayden Dublois is data and analytics director at the Foundation for Government Accountability, where Trevor Carlsen is senior research fellow. nypost.com/2026/06/08/opi…

On election night in Los Angeles County, I pulled every statewide race directly from the California Secretary of State’s official results page. Same ballots. Same voters. Same night. The governor’s race the most important, most advertised race on the entire ballot received roughly 100,000 fewer total votes than the controller and secretary of state races. On the same physical ballot. The exact numbers from the official SOS website: •Governor total votes: 796,467 •Controller total votes: 901,756 •Secretary of State total votes: 889,586 That means 105,289 more people voted for state controller than voted for governor. And 93,119 more people voted for secretary of state than voted for governor. Do you know what the state controller does? Most people don’t. It is one of the most obscure offices on the ballot. Yet it got more votes than the race that determines who runs the largest state in America for the next four years. All Republican governor candidates combined on election night: 222,712 votes Republican controller candidate (Herb Morgan): 302,552 votes Republican secretary of state candidate (Don Wagner): 291,650 votes That means roughly 70,000 to 80,000 people voted Republican in the controller and secretary of state races but did not cast a Republican vote for governor on the same ballot. These are not different ballots. These are not different voters. This is one piece of paper. Governor is at the TOP. Controller and secretary of state are further DOWN. People don’t undervote on the top ballot. They undervote on the bottom ballot. How does this make any sense? What am I missing people who are smarter than me?

'SOMETHING IS WRONG HERE': House Speaker Mike Johnson slammed California's delay in tabulating votes. "I'm not saying it's rigged. I'm saying it stinks to high heaven, and everybody knows that," Johnson told reporters.

Noncitizens on voter rolls in Democrat-run state exposed as RNC chair pledges secure elections | Peter D'Abrosca, Fox News EXCLUSIVE — Noncitizens in a key blue state were on the voter rolls for years — and some even voted in prior elections, according to documents obtained via public records request. The New Jersey Republican Party (NJGOP) and the Republican National Committee (RNC) requested voter rolls from all 21 counties in the Garden State and found multiple instances of noncitizens seeking naturalization asking to be removed from the rolls, claiming they were unknowingly registered to vote. Most were registered as Democrats. Noncitizens cannot vote in state or federal elections, and the candidates for citizenship worried that being on the rolls would disqualify them. In official letters viewed by Fox News Digital from Atlantic County, Superintendent of Elections & Commissioner of Registration Maureen Bugdon certified that noncitizens came to her asking to be removed. "Please allow this letter to confirm that on today's date, the below referenced individual came before this office to confirm her registration and voter status," the typical letter reads. "She relayed that she did not wish to be a New Jersey registered voter and does not understand how she became registered through the Department of Motor Vehicles, allegedly." Most of the letters confirmed that the noncitizens did not have a voting record, but not all. One noncitizen, who the county said was removed from the rolls in 2015, voted several times in 2000 and 2001, and in the 2008 general election. Another voted in a primary election in 2005 and a municipal election in 2000. Other documents showed noncitizens directly asking to be removed from the rolls through a state voter registration cancellation form. When prompted about why they wished to be removed, the vast majority of the unknowingly registered voters checked a box labeled "other" and wrote that they were not citizens. In Atlantic County alone, Fox News Digital reviewed more than 50 documents from noncitizens attesting that they were registered to vote unknowingly. RNC Chairman Joe Gruters says the group found hundreds of noncitizen registrants in New Jersey who are likely only the tip of the iceberg, but that New Jersey and other Democrat-run states are unwilling to disclose information about their voter registration list maintenance processes. The organization has requested that information from 48 states. "I mean, it's really incredible because here the Democrats are saying that, you know, noncitizens never vote, [that], this is a non-issue, but every county we're finding people that are self-reporting now, and I'm glad we're doing these records request because it's really eye-opening, because this is just the people that have self-reported," Gruters told Fox News Digital. "You want a democracy that's secure and elections that are free and safe and that people can depend upon, and people have full confidence in," he said. The RNC in 2024 made a full-throated election integrity push to ensure, one that continues to this day, according to Gruters. He told Fox News Digital that the group is "bringing the hammer down" and that it has "boots on the ground" across the country to ensure even more diligence in November. "We have staffers already in 17 states working on these issues to make sure that, like I said, it goes back to having a safe and secure election that's free and fair," he said. Gruters is also optimistic about another RNC battle on the election integrity front. The Supreme Court is soon set to decide on the case of Watson vs. RNC, a challenge to laws that allow ballots to be cast by mail on election day, but counted days later. The RNC's goal is eliminate the practice, which Gruters highlighted as California continues to count ballots from Tuesday night's primary elections almost a week after polls closed. He said a win in that case could be "one of our biggest election victories ever." "I mean, just what's happened with [Los Angeles Mayoral Candidate] Spencer Pratt should open your eyes, and you should be sick to your stomach," he said. "This should not be allowed in America." Gruters said that when elections have an "open-ended target date," it opens the doors for potential manipulation. "We're fighting hard to put an end to this, and this, like I said, this could be probably our biggest win ever from an election integrity standpoint by stopping this and making sure that election day means exactly what it says, election day." Democratic New Jersey Gov. Mickie Sherrill's office did not return a request for comment. Neither did the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission or Atlantic County officials. Read more: foxnews.com/politics/nonci…

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Democrats traditionally use merger approvals to squeeze money for their Acivist Industrial Complex. Trump’s using it to give taxpayers a 15% share of the upside — and the dividends. Of course the railroads don’t want the deal — it’s much cheaper to fund transgender rioters.

Breaking911 @Breaking911

7 days ago

BREAKING: Union Pacific CEO Jim Vena turns down President Trump’s offer for a 15% government stake in the $85B railroad mega merger with Norfolk Southern — CEO Vena: “We do not need anybody’s help.”

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🚨Sec of Labor Sonderling just torched the "economists". They predicted only 85,000 jobs this month. Trump delivered 172,000, literally DOUBLE. “When you doubt President Trump, you lose.” Every. Single. Time.

Democrats will try to primary Fetterman. The only question is whether he goes Independent or Republican.

Kalshi Politics @KalshiPolitics

7 days ago

NEW: 48% chance that John Fetterman leaves the Democratic Party before 2028

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My son went for bloodwork and an ultrasound. Because the insurance prices were crazy, we decided to go without this year. My wife said the bloodwork, full panel, was only $37 for cash patients. The ultrasound was only $120 for cash patients. If we had insurance, I suspect it would have been WAY higher, even just for our share.

.@SecretaryBurgum slams California's insane energy policies while touring the Sable pipeline in Santa Barbara: California has a policy of turning themselves into an energy desert, raising prices, lowering national security. We're here today because @POTUS wants every American to have affordable, and secure energy prices.

Here is my congressional testimony about the #SPLC. @elonmusk @Tyler2ONeil

Carol M. Swain, PhD @carolmswain

2 weeks ago

I recently testified before Congress to expose the Southern Poverty Law Center's dangerous mission creep and targeted smear campaigns. For too long, the SPLC has weaponized "hate" labels to destroy reputations, silence dissenting voices, and chill academic freedom. It is time for

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More tents are popping up around Boston, residents say. Right before a huge tourist season If @MayorWu wants to showcase Boston to the world, she’s going to need to clean up fast.

Shawn Nelson @Shawn4Boston

6 days ago

@MassDailyNews @WutrainS It’s just not back bay

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Should 77-year-old John "the Mustache" Bolton get federal prison time for stealing classified documents? howiecarrshow.com/howies-poll-qu…

🚨BREAKING: RINOs just killed the SAVE America Act again — blocking proof of citizenship to stop non-citizen voting! Elon Musk dropped the hammer: “Vote them out!” These Senators are putting America LAST. Time to primary these traitors and clean house NOW. I AGREE 1000% — who’s with me? 🇺🇸 A. YES — Vote them ALL out! B. NO — Let them stay

“It will be the official policy of the United States to recognize only two genders: male and female.” — Donald Trump