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How to prevent government fraud - red state example
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How to prevent government fraud - red state example
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Nebraska’s Most Feared Man: The Auditor Who Busts State Workers for Running Errands
Driver beware. Mike Foley has the receipts, literally, for the misuse of government vehicles.

Diligence on relatively small costs and relatively minor violations pays big dividends in prevention.

Dem’s, however, tend to welcome government fraud because it buys votes and generates kickbacks to Dem organizations.
02-27-2026 08:14 AM
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RE: How to prevent government fraud - red state example
give JDV and the crew a hot minute ... I would venture in no less than a few months, the heavy hittin' Adirondack jew bears are going to begin swingin' for the skull caps of many a blue 'sanctuary'...

#groverII couldn't have timed anointing him as the Fraud Czar any better...
02-27-2026 08:40 AM
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