Nick Shirley uncovers an adult day care in Flushing, Queens with 7,000 phantom members.
Nick: “This public document says you have 7,899 members.”
Employee: “No, we don’t have 7,000 members.”
Nick: “So you’re overbilling then? You’re getting paid $1,600 per patient — that’s how you got $12.9 million in 2024.”
Employee: “Please leave.”
American taxpayer dollars at work.
The country is starting to see what Kentuckians who watch closely have known for years: Andy Beshear is excellent at taking credit for other people’s wins while doing little more than showing up for the photo.
He did it with the budget surpluses and tax cuts. He opposed the cuts, proposed budgets that spent everything available and locked in higher spending, then claimed “strong fiscal management” once the Republican legislature’s policies produced results he could claim as a win.
He’s doing the same thing with the Texas governor’s race according to Politico.
Beshear chairs the Democratic Governors Association. For months, Hinojosa’s allies pushed the DGA to get behind her. They asked first for $10 million, then $3 million. Beshear finally called on September 29 and committed $1 million.
Allies accused the DGA of under-investing and undercutting her with donors. Other potential 2028 candidates moved earlier and more visibly—Gallego campaigned with her, Newsom and Moore contributed or raised money, and Pritzker put in $1.2 million separately and said he helped bring others along.
After she won, Beshear’s team pointed to the roughly $1.4 million the DGA spent and the broader map of flips under his chairmanship as his success, as if he really made a difference.
Stephanie Valencia of Equis Research said Beshear “is going to have to look at his playbook and understand that there was some pretty big missteps.” Sergio Gonzalez, a former Harris aide said: “His presidential campaign is over” and Beshear “doesn’t understand politics in the way that a president needs to understand politics.”
Kentuckians have watched this for years. Everyone else is just catching up.
Liberty lost its opener to High Point, but Zander Carter deserves some recognition.
21 points.
6 rebounds.
4 steals.
A career high in points and steals for the sophomore.
Plenty to build on for the Flames despite the loss.
FYI: If the Charles Booker campaign owes your business money, you have about 8 hours left to get paid, or you’re not getting paid until his next campaign.
Stephen Redic of Laconia,NH assaulted an 18 year old election volunteer today because he didn’t agree with his politics.
This is a felony. No one should assaulted by a lunatic when exercising their right to voting .
@AGToddBlanche