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[Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt]

She says from a literal red carpet, surrounded by armed security, completely insulated from the horrors on our streets that Angelenos and their kids have to suffer through every day. I’m glad she doesn’t have to suffer the consequences of Karen and Nithya’s failures, but she’s in an elite minority and the rest of us want change.

[Luke Rosiak @lukerosiak]

An African felon was convicted of stealing from the government for billing it for no-show jobs helping the elderly.

Then Medicaid began paying his wife's company for "home health care" - highly susceptible to the same scam. Ohio has paid "her" firm $6M, as recently as last week

[The Maine Wire @TheMaineWire]

A Brighter Heights Home Care facility in Westford.

This agency billed MaineCare for $4,721,479.03 in 2025.

[TaraBull @TaraBull]

California Dreamin' 🎵

[Green Beret Nap Time @GBNT1952]

“Please forget about the billions and billions in fraud we stole from you guys… here’s some free diapers.”

[Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ @christopherrufo]

EXCLUSIVE: California Gov. Gavin Newsom granted more than $40 million to the radical Islamist group CAIR-CA. Our investigative team traced the flow of funds and discovered that CAIR then funneled some of this cash to groups with alleged terrorist ties.
https://t.co/ty0cJwNvGZ

[Luke Rosiak @lukerosiak]

You ain't seen nothin' yet on the Ohio home health fiasco. Part 2 drops now!

One landlord alone owns 7 buildings in Columbus containing 288 Medicaid firms that billed a quarter billion dollars.

And boy, do the characters who are (supposed to be) inside have stories.

[Luke Rosiak @lukerosiak]

94 Medicaid "home health" companies purport to occupy this office building, taking more than $66 million of your money. They provide free butlers to immigrants.

"No windows on the outside hides the fact that there's no one on the inside." There's an entire street of these.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

No kidding …

[DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican]

🧵🚨 THREAD: How the Charlottesville rally and SPLC birthed an entire billion-dollar-plus "democracy" ecosystem 🚨

11 federal counts. Wire fraud. Money laundering conspiracy. But here's what the SPLC headlines are missing:

• The indictment describes a paid informant in the leadership chat that PLANNED Unite the Right
• That informant "helped coordinate transportation" to the rally... at SPLC's direction
• There is ONE publicly identified organizer whose documented role was transportation coordinator
• His Discord posts about running over protesters were made 26 DAYS before Heather Heyer was killed by a car
• The indictment says postings were made "under the supervision of the SPLC"
• Charlottesville then became the founding event for a billion-dollar political machine
• SPLC installed itself as that machine's definitional gatekeeper

I report. You draw your own conclusions.

As always, patience as I pull together the thread. 👇

[Cynical Publius @CynicalPublius]

Of the many many things that need to be done to reform our government, I believe fixing the issue of public sector unions is #2 (right behind fixing voting integrity).

Public sector unions are what give the Leviathan so much of its funding and power.

1. We pay taxes.
2. The taxes pay the salaries of government employees.
3. Union dues are skimmed off those salaries.
4. The union then gives those "donations" to Democrat candidates nationally.
5. Elected Democrats ensure there are more and more government jobs with more and more pay and benefits.
6. Rinse, wash, repeat.

The tyranny that exists in American today is largely due to the existence of public sector unions.

We must find a way to outlaw unions in the public sector.

[Nick shirley @nickshirleyy]

@GovPressOffice Hahaha he offered to partner to fight it?

This is what you did to me for exposing fraud.

I’d gladly invite Governor Newscam if he would like to come next investigation.

Why don’t we start by taking a walk on the high speed rail tracks to explain where the billions have gone?

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@Teslaconomics @boringcompany The real reason for the “high speed rail” is money-laundering to bureaucrats, consultants & unions, not actually transport. That is where the billions spent so far have gone.

That is why they don’t want an actually cost-efficient high speed transport system.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

The @BoringCompany could build a Hyperloop tunnel from downtown SF to downtown LA for <5% of this cost and it would be a technological marvel exceeding any high speed rail on Earth

[The Real Mike Rowe @mikeroweworks]

Like a lot of people in California, myself included, @AdamCarolla is worried about the future of this state, and frustrated with our elected officials. He would prefer to make jokes and tell amusing stories, which he’s very good at, but it’s impossible to live in Malibu and ignore the breathtaking incompetence and self-defeating policies that are making it impossible to rebuild after the fires. And so, Adam has been using his considerable platform to keep his enormous audience updated on the Idiocracy in which we find ourselves living. He’s been documenting the madness, vlogging every month, and talking every day to whoever will listen about the rank ineptitude on constant display, and the extraordinary arrogance that defines California governance. Today, he’s talking to me, and I’m encouraging you to listen, and take heed between the laughs. Our whole conversation is here. https://t.co/Ail5grTxse

[Sean Fitzgerald (Actual Justice Warrior) @IamSean90]

DeSantis approved the Brightline extension from Orlando to Miami in 2019. It cost $5 billion, no taxpayer funding & was completed in 4 years. Every conservative is cool with. Cali has spent $16 billion of an estimated $135 bil in taxes, for 0 miles of rail. Spot the difference

[Dr. Eli David @DrEliDavid]

Old habits die hard

[Jennifer Van Laar @jenvanlaar]

Welcome to something I wrote in November 2020.

Next you'll break the news that the woman in charge of this became Joe Biden's Acting Secretary of Labor!! 😂

Maybe that's why they turned a blind eye

[unusual_whales @unusual_whales]

New York City spent $81,705 spent per homeless person last year.

Meanwhile, the household median income was at $81,228, per Newsweek.