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Also, I’m not crying over Miller being mean. I’m saying that Miller doesn’t have some inherent right to go on television and be mean, and that the White House crying over CNN declining their gracious offer of his time is pathetic.
 
mqt said:
I’ve already stated I’d likely vote third party over Newsom, but I’ll say clearly that I find what Miller says to be worse than taunting Elon Musk for his child cutting him out of their life for not accepting them.
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You'll vote for him. You are a good D. They count on you. The alternative is to support Hitler

Using an estranged child to attack a specific parent is infinitely meaner than saying illegal aliens need to be removed from our country
 
sturg33 said:
You'll vote for him. You are a good D. They count on you. The alternative is to support Hitler

Using an estranged child to attack a specific parent is infinitely meaner than saying illegal aliens need to be removed from our country
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Its incredible this is debateble.

But with anything else, his whole worldview is if they are the left its ok.
 
sturg33 said:
You'll vote for him. You are a good D. They count on you. The alternative is to support Hitler

Using an estranged child to attack a specific parent is infinitely meaner than saying illegal aliens need to be removed from our country
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As an estranged child of a shitty father, I simply have no sympathy for fathers who don’t earn a place in the lives of their children.
 
https://twitter.com/x/status/2003109023705387478

What a chickenshit response. I guess the reporters reaching audiences through an entirely different medium got there first, therefore this story her team spent months on should be shelved. And we should absolutely make that decision the night it’s supposed to air rather than before or during the process of doing all that work.
 
thethe (quoting Elon) claims the mainstream media has not covered the Minnesota fraud cases....can you provide some links (NYTimes, CNN, WaPo, WSJ) refuting this


No, that's not accurate—the Feeding Our Future scandal and related Minnesota fraud cases (primarily the $250–300 million child nutrition program fraud, with broader probes into other social services) have received extensive coverage from major mainstream outlets since the first FBI raids and indictments in 2022.


Here are direct links to key articles from the requested sources (all published between 2022–2025):


New York Times (multiple in-depth pieces, including investigative reporting)​



CNN (detailed reporting on charges, trials, and political fallout)​



Washington Post (articles on indictments, trials, and oversight issues)​



Wall Street Journal​


Coverage appears more limited in direct search results for these exact terms—WSJ has reported on broader pandemic fraud nationally and some state-level issues, but no major standalone articles specifically on Feeding Our Future turned up in recent queries. They have referenced similar cases in opinion/editorial contexts.


The story broke widely in 2022 (e.g., initial 47–48 indictments called the "largest pandemic fraud" by DOJ), with ongoing updates through trials, convictions, and political angles (including Walz oversight critiques). It's been framed variably—some as straight crime reporting, others tying to immigration/community issues—but it's far from ignored by mainstream media.
 
nsacpi said:
thethe (quoting Elon) claims the mainstream media has not covered the Minnesota fraud cases....can you provide some links (NYTimes, CNN, WaPo, WSJ) refuting this


No, that's not accurate—the Feeding Our Future scandal and related Minnesota fraud cases (primarily the $250–300 million child nutrition program fraud, with broader probes into other social services) have received extensive coverage from major mainstream outlets since the first FBI raids and indictments in 2022.


Here are direct links to key articles from the requested sources (all published between 2022–2025):


New York Times (multiple in-depth pieces, including investigative reporting)​



CNN (detailed reporting on charges, trials, and political fallout)​



Washington Post (articles on indictments, trials, and oversight issues)​



Wall Street Journal​


Coverage appears more limited in direct search results for these exact terms—WSJ has reported on broader pandemic fraud nationally and some state-level issues, but no major standalone articles specifically on Feeding Our Future turned up in recent queries. They have referenced similar cases in opinion/editorial contexts.


The story broke widely in 2022 (e.g., initial 47–48 indictments called the "largest pandemic fraud" by DOJ), with ongoing updates through trials, convictions, and political angles (including Walz oversight critiques). It's been framed variably—some as straight crime reporting, others tying to immigration/community issues—but it's far from ignored by mainstream media.
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Safe stories to mask the real magnitude of fraud and the involvement of the state party. 'Minnesota' man being convicted though is straight up vile garbage. The story is that he is somalian and there is a vast network of somalian fraud in excess of 20B dollars.

But its ok - You continue to think it was covered.
 
I'm sorry yet another discussion didn't go the way you liked so you had to dramatically move the goalposts and resort to your typical lazy ad hominem routine. One would think you'd get tired of this at some point.
 
acesfull86 said:
I'm sorry yet another discussion didn't go the way you liked so you had to dramatically move the goalposts and resort to your typical lazy ad hominem routine. One would think you'd get tired of this at some point.
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I’m sorry that you still don’t get a story about Medicare fraud is not the actual story. It’s about Somalians frauding our system and it’s happening in multiple states. The “story” isn’t going your way because only an idiot thjjjs the real issue is Medicare fraud.

But again - you’re a social leftist so the story being that makes you feel ikky.
 
Yes, we know, everyone who doesn't agree with thethe's narrowest interpretation on every story is complicit in wanting to see the destruction of America. We've all seen your routine. You convince no one and make yourself look stupid. Keep going.
 
acesfull86 said:
Yes, we know, everyone who doesn't agree with thethe's narrowest interpretation on every story is complicit in wanting to see the destruction of America. We've all seen your routine. You convince no one and make yourself look stupid. Keep going.
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So the story isn’t about Somalian specific fraud and the apparent green lighting for the state dem party?

Can’t wait for this to age like your tariff takes.
 
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