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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Declaring.

You want to do a story on residency fraud? Grow a set of balls and do a real story. The daily caller's is not.[/quote]

1. Driving a car with Maryland plates.
2. Living in a house in Maryland.
3. Working in Maryland.
4. Declaring a Maryland address in court papers 1999-2013.

What was the evidence of DC residency again?[/quote]

[b]The evidence they presented to the school, in the year 2016. Evidence that you, despite digging through this woman's exes trash, are not privy to see. Because it is none of your damn business. 
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Did you show her proof of address in 2016? Nope. Are DC residents not allowed to work in Maryland? Are children not allowed to have parents with different residences?

And while we're wondering, I'm touched that living in Virginia, a state with almost no tax burden for its residents, you still care so deeply about my taxes. Not enough, mind you, to move into the district where you work... or pay your own traffic tickets, but still.[/quote]

Fraudsters do wax indignant, don't they.  Defensive, too.[/quote]

NP here: this is exactly the kind of residency fraud apologizing that I was talking about on the previous page of this thread. They are quick and harsh to call those who question OSSE's effectiveness "nosey," "unhinged," and any other manner of put downs. It really does make me wonder if this is MUCH more widespread than we can imagine.

Look, the mother profiled in yesterday's article is a residency cheater. Straight up. The preponderance of evidence supports the claim. [/quote]

That is not residency fraud "apologizing." Unlike these reporters, I have children, live in DC, and pay taxes there. As for this woman, I have no idea. But what I have seen from their (your) evidence proves nothing. Nada. The reporters cobbled together a piecemeal story based on demonizing one specific family. They loaded it up with details, like a bankruptcy and her driving an Acura, which, much like Mr rosniak's hypertension and family history of cancer, have nothing to do with this case, or any other case of residence fraud.

An interesting story based not on libel, but on facts, would be how both Mr rosniak and the driver of this Maryland plated car don't think they should pay DC traffic tickets. Daily caller reporter and suspected residency cheater: both united in their civic disregard for traffic regulations.[/quote]

Hmm.   Could it be that another fraudster has inadvertently unmasked herself?  I would think that most people referring to their home city would say "I...live in DC and pay taxes here"  -- not "there."[/quote]

If you work for the Daily Caller, indeed: using "there," instead of "here" is definitely grounds for a conviction, sure. Personally, I think you're grasping at tiny little straws. [/quote]

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