MEDICAID MILLIONS Part 5 is out and worth the wait. Meet Roshan Adhikari, a 29-year old who came to America as a refugee from Bhutan, and now lives like a garish rapper. How? 81% of Bhutanese are on welfare, which they use to make Medicaid pay companies owned by the other 19%.
81% on welfare. The other 19% own the companies billing Medicaid.
Foreigners are stealing Americans’ birthright.
This has to end. Our first hearing on Ohio’s Medicaid fraud scandal is tomorrow.
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दोषी नउम्किउन: After a young girl was injured last month when struck by the vehicle of Koshi Province’s Minister for Economic Affairs while crossing the road at Harisiddhi, a settlement paper was signed promising her treatment, effectively granting release from the case. In response, Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal has directed the Chief District Officer of Lalitpur, the Chief of the District Police Office, and others to conduct further investigation into the incident. #News
H. E. Mr. Naveen Srivastava, Ambassador of India, paid a courtesy call on Rt. Hon'ble Prime Minister Mrs. Sushila Karki at her office in Singha Durbar today.
Ambassador Srivastava conveyed the congratulatory message from Hon. Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi to the Rt. Hon. Prime Minister on her appointment as the Prime Minister of Nepal and expressed India's commitment to work together for further strengthening the close bonds of friendship and cooperation between the two neighbouring countries.
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In solidarity with Nepal, our flag was at 1/2 mast yesterday. Heartfelt condolences to all affected. We admire the resilience of the Nepali people & reaffirm our support as your interim government charts a democratic & peaceful way forward.
Your British friends are here to help.
Today, I met Nepal’s Interim Prime Minister Rt. Hon. Sushila Karki. As I offered my condolences for the lives lost in the recent protests, I also reaffirmed the United States’ support for Nepal’s peaceful and democratic path forward.
Building on more than 78 years of U.S.-Nepal partnership, we discussed ways to advance trade, foster economic growth, strengthen disaster preparedness, and carry forward the MCC Nepal Compact to further the interests and prosperity of both our countries.