Course this type of fraud has been going on since the beginning of time. Anytime you have government giving money you’re gonna have people who are going to scam. Plus we do have 330 million people in the country so you’re gonna have a percentage that are going to be like this. I mean if you look at the percentage it’s under 1%. 99% are good folks at least in this area.

PatSeg

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4. This is true

Reply to jimfields33 (Reply #2)

Sat Sep 24, 2022, 04:22 PM

Sep 2022

But it still blows my mind. It's not like they skimmed small, insignificant amounts of money that might go unnoticed. It was not just immoral, it was flat-out stupid and reckless. I think there are some people who just can't help themselves. If they see "free money", they cannot resist and cast all caution to the wind.

Faux pas

(14,657 posts)

3. ...

Reply to jimfields33 (Original post)

Sat Sep 24, 2022, 01:30 PM

Sep 2022

I'm disgusted with that fact that people of congress got any of that money. More disgusted with the fact that they also got loan forgiveness. While regular citizens died.

Genki Hikari

(1,766 posts)

5. Interesting to call it "fast"

Reply to jimfields33 (Original post)

Sun Sep 25, 2022, 07:23 PM

Sep 2022

When Minnesota's Department of Education strongly suspected Feeding Our Future in 2020, and the state took action to stop the fraud. They explicitly cited their suspicions about the rapid increase in funding requests and monies sought as their reason for cutting off the funding.

The charlatan even tried to sue the MN DoE over the loss of funding. Whine a bunch of garbage about discrimination. The usual grifter crybaby crap.

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireStory/feds-minnesota-food-scheme-stole-250m-47-people-90211070

I'm not sure when the DOJ got involved, but it's still been over two years since the crime spree started--and only now are they facing consequences for it.

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