This is significant, and these fraudsters need to go to jail, but along with people in the Biden Administration who allowed this to occur. I wish I could find my post from back in the day, because I reported on this many times.
The fraud was known, and there was news about it, but as expected, Biden set the stage for Walz and did nothing about it. The media also jumped in and downplayed this, and there is nothing to worry about.
How did Biden get away with it? Easy, those were the days of censorship and posts or news that were negative about Joe were censored or moved to a back page. Twitter and Facebook were all in, guided by the Administration, and that was censorship of the truth.
I’ve said it once, and I’ll say it a hundred times: if not for Elon buying Twitter, we would not be here, but well on our way to socialism. Elon’s purchase of Twitter, now X, allowed people to learn the truth about previously censored content, and Trump could talk his talk, and people could post it. It takes two to Tango, and that is what we have here. All IMO.
“The Small Business Administration (SBA) has suspended 27,486 borrowers in Ohio linked to approximately $1.1 billion in COVID-19 financial assistance fraud, the agency said in a June 4 statement.
The borrowers are alleged to have defrauded the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) initiatives. PPP was a COVID-era program that sought to help businesses retain their workforce during the crisis, while EIDL provided loans and advances to help businesses recover from the economic impacts of the pandemic. While the PPP initiative ended in May 2021, the SBA stopped accepting applications for EIDL as of January 2022.
The suspension of 27,486 borrowers comes after SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler and members of the White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud held a press conference in Ohio on June 4, detailing new enforcement actions in the state.
During the conference, the Department of Justice (DOJ), together with other federal and state officials, announced charges against nine individuals alleged to have stolen more than $42 million in fraud from Ohio.
The charges leveled against the suspects involve several types of fraud, including consumer fraud, government program fraud, and healthcare fraud, the DOJ said in a June 4 statement.
Out of the nine suspects, four were charged with a conspiracy to defraud more than $1.4 million in COVID-19 relief funds from the PPP program.”