California Unemployment Fraud Exposed: Governance Gone Awry
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Posted 64 days ago
**Fraudulent Chaos: California's COVID Unemployment Disaster Uncovered**
A recent report by the House Oversight Committee has revealed shocking details about the extent of unemployment fraud in California during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The numbers are staggering, with estimates of fraud reaching between $20 billion to $32 billion, showcasing a catastrophic breakdown of governance and oversight in the Golden State.
Investigators unearthed that California's outdated unemployment systems were not only ineffective in stopping fraud but actually facilitated it.
The report highlighted alarming cases, such as a woman hired by the Massachusetts Department of Unemployment Assistance immediately after serving time for federal identity theft.
This individual exploited her position, further worsening the situation by overseeing fraudulent claims from her incarcerated husband.
As taxpayers grapple with their responsibilities, it raises the question of who holds accountability for such reckless decisions made by state officials.
In California’s case, a staggering 5 million applicants faced improper delays or denials of benefits they urgently needed, while identity thieves easily slipped by minimal fraud checks.
Authorities froze debit cards in a misguided attempt to crack down on fraud, inadvertently cutting off legitimate claimants in the process.
Throughout the pandemic chaos, government incompetence reigned supreme, with millions of pieces of mail containing sensitive information mismanaged, leaving honest citizens vulnerable to identity theft.
The Oversight Committee's report underscores ongoing questions about Julie Su, California's labor secretary during the height of the fiasco, who has now been promoted to a position in Washington.
Her refusal to answer inquiries about whether she would use federal power to address the fallout of her state’s failures highlights serious concerns regarding accountability at the upper echelons of government.
California Governor Gavin Newsom, often seen as emblematic of the state’s struggles, had his own Social Security number used in fraudulent claims, which should have served as a wake-up call.
Instead, the state’s bureaucratic nightmare continues, affecting millions of Californians who suffered under a system rigged in favor of fraudsters while honest citizens faced unexplainable delays.
As taxpayers brace for the repercussions, the true scandal lies in the potential bailouts stemming from the very incompetence displayed by their elected officials.
With millions seeking accountability, one can only hope the lessons learned from this colossal failure will spur a much-needed reckoning in California's governance.
Sources:
dailysignal.com
rumble.com
thefederalist.com
A recent report by the House Oversight Committee has revealed shocking details about the extent of unemployment fraud in California during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The numbers are staggering, with estimates of fraud reaching between $20 billion to $32 billion, showcasing a catastrophic breakdown of governance and oversight in the Golden State.
Investigators unearthed that California's outdated unemployment systems were not only ineffective in stopping fraud but actually facilitated it.
The report highlighted alarming cases, such as a woman hired by the Massachusetts Department of Unemployment Assistance immediately after serving time for federal identity theft.
This individual exploited her position, further worsening the situation by overseeing fraudulent claims from her incarcerated husband.
As taxpayers grapple with their responsibilities, it raises the question of who holds accountability for such reckless decisions made by state officials.
In California’s case, a staggering 5 million applicants faced improper delays or denials of benefits they urgently needed, while identity thieves easily slipped by minimal fraud checks.
Authorities froze debit cards in a misguided attempt to crack down on fraud, inadvertently cutting off legitimate claimants in the process.
Throughout the pandemic chaos, government incompetence reigned supreme, with millions of pieces of mail containing sensitive information mismanaged, leaving honest citizens vulnerable to identity theft.
The Oversight Committee's report underscores ongoing questions about Julie Su, California's labor secretary during the height of the fiasco, who has now been promoted to a position in Washington.
Her refusal to answer inquiries about whether she would use federal power to address the fallout of her state’s failures highlights serious concerns regarding accountability at the upper echelons of government.
California Governor Gavin Newsom, often seen as emblematic of the state’s struggles, had his own Social Security number used in fraudulent claims, which should have served as a wake-up call.
Instead, the state’s bureaucratic nightmare continues, affecting millions of Californians who suffered under a system rigged in favor of fraudsters while honest citizens faced unexplainable delays.
As taxpayers brace for the repercussions, the true scandal lies in the potential bailouts stemming from the very incompetence displayed by their elected officials.
With millions seeking accountability, one can only hope the lessons learned from this colossal failure will spur a much-needed reckoning in California's governance.
Sources:
dailysignal.com
rumble.com
thefederalist.com
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