Anonymous
04/10/2026 08:34
Subject: Waste fraud and abuse in Trump admin
Donald Trump’s administration this week acknowledged it made a significant error in figures it used to help justify a fraud probe into New York’s Medicaid program.
The error, one of at least a few misrepresentations in its description of the program, prompted health analysts to question how many of the Republican administration’s sweeping anti-fraud efforts around the country were based on faulty findings, AP reported.
The error, one of at least a few misrepresentations in its description of the program, prompted health analysts to question how many of the Republican administration’s sweeping anti-fraud efforts around the country were based on faulty findings, AP reported.
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04/08/2026 12:37
Subject: Waste fraud and abuse in Trump admin
Anonymous wrote:House Republicans are screaming for funds for ICE and CBP saying they don't have funds. One Big Beautiful Bill Act last year gave ICE the equivalent of 7-8 years worth of funds, and CBP the equivalent of 3-4 years worth of funds. So why are the Republicans complaining those agencies aren't funded?
Did all that money disappear? Was all that money wasted? I expect congressional hearings on this. Why isn't the media questioning this?
"House Republicans"?
This sounds made up.
WHO is complaining. Give me names and a source.
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04/04/2026 02:13
Subject: Re:Waste fraud and abuse in Trump admin
Leaked files reveal US ambassador Guilfoyle’s lavish Athens spending
https://www.turkiyetoday.com/world/leaked-files-reveal-us-ambassador-guilfoyles-lavish-athens-spending-3217391?s=1
Leaked documents have placed U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle under scrutiny, after reports pointed to costly upgrades at her official residence in Athens, including a basketball court and plans for a government-funded photographer.
The claims have surfaced at a time when Guilfoyle already stands out in Athens for her high visibility, blending diplomacy with a social presence that has drawn both attention and criticism.
A January profile by The New York Times described her as “the talk of Athens,” capturing both the attention she attracts and the unease surrounding her role.
The latest reports add a financial dimension to that image, raising questions about public spending, priorities, and the optics of her tenure.
According to the Daily Mail, Guilfoyle approved a plan in December to build a half-sized basketball court at Jefferson House, the U.S. ambassador’s residence in Athens’ Kolonaki district, at a cost of about €50,000 (around $58,000).
Separate documents reviewed by the outlet also outline a proposed €25,000 annual contract for photography and videography services.
https://www.turkiyetoday.com/world/leaked-files-reveal-us-ambassador-guilfoyles-lavish-athens-spending-3217391?s=1
Leaked documents have placed U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle under scrutiny, after reports pointed to costly upgrades at her official residence in Athens, including a basketball court and plans for a government-funded photographer.
The claims have surfaced at a time when Guilfoyle already stands out in Athens for her high visibility, blending diplomacy with a social presence that has drawn both attention and criticism.
A January profile by The New York Times described her as “the talk of Athens,” capturing both the attention she attracts and the unease surrounding her role.
The latest reports add a financial dimension to that image, raising questions about public spending, priorities, and the optics of her tenure.
According to the Daily Mail, Guilfoyle approved a plan in December to build a half-sized basketball court at Jefferson House, the U.S. ambassador’s residence in Athens’ Kolonaki district, at a cost of about €50,000 (around $58,000).
Separate documents reviewed by the outlet also outline a proposed €25,000 annual contract for photography and videography services.
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Anonymous
03/28/2026 13:29
Subject: Waste fraud and abuse in Trump admin
House Republicans are screaming for funds for ICE and CBP saying they don't have funds. One Big Beautiful Bill Act last year gave ICE the equivalent of 7-8 years worth of funds, and CBP the equivalent of 3-4 years worth of funds. So why are the Republicans complaining those agencies aren't funded?
Did all that money disappear? Was all that money wasted? I expect congressional hearings on this. Why isn't the media questioning this?
Did all that money disappear? Was all that money wasted? I expect congressional hearings on this. Why isn't the media questioning this?