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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I immigrated 30 years back and now a citizen. I am not politically savvy or active but like most immigrants always voted Democrat because they were more supportive of immigrants. But with the open border I am now starting to question the Democrat party. Why on earth are they allowing mass illegal migration through open borders which is a major major security threat to the country. As I am thinking to vote for Republicans, I see so much hate for Trump. When Trump was President, it was same like the earlier 20 years for me except there were no wars. So what is wrong with Trump that is not the case with Democrat nominees? If it is his moral character then there are Democrat Presidents who have also been immoral. So I am ruling that out. Is it because he talks brash? That’s the only thing I can think of. Please explain and keep it simple. Why you hate Trump?[/quote]

No one is this dumb
1. Trump stole $1.8 from sick children with Cancer at ST Judes. He only stopped at that number because he was caught
2. Trump & Co stole $4 mil from New York 9/11 first responders doesn't get more unamerican than that.
3. Trump is the only President in the history of the US that did not accept the vote. That right there is a disqualification we do not have KINGS we live in the US not MAGADONIA
4. Project 2025
5. RW garbage
6. Dictatorships
7. Criminality like no other person in the History of the US.
8. Lying sack of crap

OP you are literally an idiot. [/quote]

The story came from a New York Daily News scoop dated Sept. 10, 2020, reporting that the U.S. Department of Treasury had withheld an estimated $4 million from the FDNY World Trade Center Health Program. It went viral across the internet as many commemorated the anniversary of the attack.

It's true that the Trump administration has been withholding money from the program, the result of what appears to be a bureaucratic blunder — namely, the way the Department of Treasury tracks and collects on debts owed to the federal government.

In a letter dated Aug. 20, 2020, sent to U.S. Rep. Pete King, R-N.Y., the treasury department said that nearly $2 million had been withheld between August 2016 and May 2020 because of debts owed by New York City to the federal government.

The letter was sent to King in response to an inquiry by the congressman, asking why funds for the program were being withheld.

The Department of Treasury's letter to King stated that the department's Bureau of Fiscal Service is required to "offset federal payments for the collection of delinquent debts owed to the United States." The Treasury Department's program to offset such debts uses a Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) to link payees and debtors.

"Some payees — such as New York City — use a single TIN for many of their subdivisions, which can result in a payment for one component of the payee being subject to offset for a debt by another component of the payee," the letter stated. "That is what happened in this case."

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