American Thinker AI By Ted Noel What we’re doing now to fight massive fraud—shifting a program here or arresting someone there—is nothing more than rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.
‘that’s exactly how I’m running my campaign’
AI:Ashley Hinson is attempting to pivot her Iowa Senate campaign toward a platform of fiscal responsibility and national security, specifically targeting the threat posed by China while promising voters that she will prioritize protecting healthcare costs. The candidate is leaning heavily into economic populist themes to secure a promotion to the Senate, framing her legislative priorities around saving taxpayer dollars and ensuring stability in the medical sector. This move comes amidst a broader political landscape where candidates are scrambling to define their stances on federal spending and global competition, though Hinson’s specific focus aims to bridge the gap between national defense concerns and the bread-and-butter issues…Open
Nothing but taxes on imported goods
The problem isn't just welfare fraud. It's all the hundreds of billions of dollars in welfare itself, starting with food stamps.
Welfare programs were created in a 'high trust' America that no longer exists.
The temporary and extralegal bailout that provided billions of dollars in subsidies to insurers cost the program far more than Dems claimed.
Perchance AI By S.T. Karnick The Trump administration has announced another step in its efforts to identify fraud in government programs and hold states, organizations, and individuals responsible for these crimes.
The prescription drug benefit is used by millions of seniors.