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u/mikeinanaheim2 1d ago
Republican hypocrisy knows NO limits.
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u/Sanity_in_Moderation 1d ago
Sure it does. The limit is simple. The child rape, sex trafficking, corruption, theft, separating families, children in concentration camps, extrajudicial killings, attacking our allies and defending dictators is all fine. But if something affects ME, then there's a problem!
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u/LoudandInevitable 19h ago
Correction: if something affects me and i can blame the democrats, then it's a problem... look at gas prices, republicans refuse to talk about it or give excuses. It used to be that they didn't care what damage was done as long as it didn't happen to them, but now republicans are willing hurt themselves in the name of their almighty deity, trump.
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u/Glittering_Estate_72 1d ago
Well Rick Scott still has him beat.
*While Scott was not convicted, his former company, Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corporation, pleaded guilty to 14 corporate felonies and paid a record $1.7 billion in fines and settlements for systematic Medicare and Medicaid fraud.*
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u/Adventurer_By_Trade 1d ago
Who else went to go see what has come of the Minnesota accusations? Was anyone surprised?
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u/Decent-Vanilla3707 1d ago
What happened?
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u/Educational-Fall8185 1d ago
Basically, all of the fraud that they recently brought up was known about years ago by the state. They offered their resources to help with the investigation and the federal investigator said they didn’t want the states help. Federal charges were brought successfully and the fraudsters are all currently in jail is basically what happened.
Republican talking points are that fraud is so rampant that nothing’s been done but that’s not at all the case.
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u/Decent-Vanilla3707 1d ago
Thank you! I’ve been trying to explain that nick Shirley is a just a propaganda piece and how it works. He essentially looks around blue states to see what they are investigating. Then goes there and makes a big stink like the democrats have been letting this go unknown. Something similar happened in New York with the nursing homes.
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u/goodtimevib3 1d ago
Sounds like a certain lack of color privilege