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Ugh, this again? I bet it's the same thing with all the "voter fraud" they find. They get two lists of people (list of votes/program enrollees and one of "dea
by lokar 1y ago
Ugh, this again? I bet it's the same thing with all the "voter fraud" they find.
They get two lists of people (list of votes/program enrollees and one of "dead" people, etc) that were not designed/cleaned for this, and do a very loose match and then declare just based on that it must be fraud.
Are there some that are fraud, probably, a bit of that is just the cost of dealing with the public. Private companies get it just as much.
But I'll bet almost all of it is either bad matching, poor record keeping, or honest mistakes.
- jeremyjh 1y agoCertainly there is some fraud; any system that gives out money will have fraud. But the reason they are doing this is simply to make people suffer.
- selectodude 1y agoOf course. They’re doing all this over $52 million dollars per month. It’s going to cost more than $52 million to have everybody reapply. They want these people to starve to death. It’s a death cult.