DAILYCALLER (Reagan Reese) - EXCLUSIVE: JD Vance’s Anti-Fraud Task Force Uncovers $6 Billion In Suspected Fraudulent Government Contracts
'A disgrace'
'A disgrace'
President Donald Trump established the White House’s Fraud Task Force on March 16, with Vice President JD Vance set to lead the group. Leaders in the healthcare industry called on the Trump administration to exercise caution as it goes after fraud.
Vice President Vance on Friday morning will host the first meeting of President Trump’s new White House Task Force on Eliminating Fraud. The panel, which Trump unveiled during his State of the Union address, will advise on and “coordinate government-wide efforts to combat widespread fraud, waste, and abuse in Federal benefit programs,” according to the Trump administration’s fact sheet.
The task force has a wide range of activity that it considers fraud.
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Vice President Vance on Friday morning will host the first meeting of President Trump's new White House Task Force on Eliminating Fraud. The panel, which Trump unveiled at his State of the Union address, will advise on and "coordinate government-wide efforts to combat widespread fraud, waste, and abuse in Federal benefit programs," according to the Trump administration's fact sheet. The inaugural meeting comes as the administration and lawmakers investigate the state of Minnesota over alleged fraud in its social services programs and a day after the House held a rare public hearing looking into charges against Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McMormick (D-Fla.) for allegedly using millions of improperly paid federal disaster funds to finance her 2021…
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“President Trump’s bold actions in DC have made the city safer and more beautiful for all residents and visitors, with crime rates rapidly declining across the board in all categories,” White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson said
The new role may help combat fraud in federal benefits programs, as well as bolster Vance’s platform and visibility with the Trump base.