Task Force Purges 760,000 Names from Obamacare Rolls After Uncov

Atascocita888 : it is only claimed. No confirmation that large despite WJ saying so. Some is confirmed.I have a feeling this will go like Paxton's Texas voter purge. He claimed 10s of thousands would be removed as illegal voters. They ended up quitting because it fell below 20 people.Thousands will be removed that did nothing wrong.As for the brokers with the actual fraud, I'll bet they are actually Republican owned/donors. Waiting on the company names 🤣

Atascocita888 :
Yup, as I thought. Deep Republican ties to a lot of these broker companies."The enforcement has created a unique political dynamic. Congressional Republicans-led by House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH)-have been the most aggressive voices demanding investigations into these specific broker companies, using the uncovered fraud as leverage to argue that enhanced Obamacare subsidies should be allowed to expire. As a result, the Trump administration's current purge is actively dismantling a fraud scheme that was financially enriching corporate networks tied to some of their own party's donors."

ParksideRes :
If what you say is true, and none of us no if anything you ever say is true, then I don't care. If fraud is being stopped, I don't care which party is committing it I want it stopped. Too bad you couldn't have just said that. Where do you think the Western Journal gets their news from? The same place as Politico and MSNow? All those other headlines don't change the story, just how they try to twist it in the headline like Trump or the WH is doing something bad instead of stopping fraud. Which again, you love fraud apparently.

Atascocita888 : Exactly expected of you.It's 100% true

An outfit from Florida (hmmm) just paid hundreds of millions in fines. The founder of the firm that owns it is former Illinois Republican governor. Over 70% of the firms political donations went to Republicans, including Donald Trump's campaign.It's not just a red or just a blue issue. But we already know you don't care about truth. You just said so.

ParksideRes : Really? And you can prove that or did someone say it and you are running with it cause it sounds good? The specific "70% of donations went Republican, including Trump" statistic needs additional sourcing before treating it as established fact. So please give us an established fact.

Atascocita888 : The source pulled it from Federal documents that must be filed for political donations. It's been checked out. But of course you don't care.

Atascocita888 :
Western Journal is not fit to wrap rotten fish in.

Atascocita888 :
You can check anybody out if you want to. It's public.
Open Secrets
Assured Partners
That's just one of the brokers owners

TootsieRoll : I would like to know what they did that has upset you so. What story was soooo wrong that you said "ok, that's it!" They seem to be putting out the same story that others (the ones you like) they just put in their headline the word "fraud" not the word "ejected", "stopped", "claimed fraud" and so forth. The story is the same. So I will wait for the story that made you hate them and make the determination that you have made.

ParksideRes : And that company is….republican? you have to do better than that.

Atascocita888 : It's founded by Republican Governor of Illinois. Over 70% of its employee political donations go to Republican candidates including Trump's campaign. You can literally look it up. I told you where to go.
But you won't because it's too inconvenient 🤣You can look up stuff too. Find me one of the brokerage companies or their owners that have majority Democratic donations. I'm really interested to see what you can find.

ParksideRes :
Ap of South Florida (owned by assured partners, hence its name) is the largest of the known entities. They pled guilty and paid over $100 million in restitution.

ParksideRes : I did. But didn't use it on you. but here you go. GTCR is the firm you were referring to, with an important historical nuance.* GTCR is a Chicago-based private-equity firm.
* Bruce Rauner, who later served as the Republican governor of Illinois from 2015-2019, became a partner in the firm and was a major figure in its development. GTCR was originally founded in 1980 as Golder Thoma & Co. by Stanley Golder, Carl Thoma, and Bryan Cressey; Rauner joined later and the firm became known as Golder, Thoma, Cressey, Rauner.
* Rauner was GTCR's chairman until 2012, when he stepped down before pursuing the Illinois governorship. So I would phrase the original claim more precisely as "GTCR was associated with/founded in part by Bruce Rauner" rather than saying Rauner was the sole founder.Regarding the 70% Republican employee-donation figure, I can believe that figure may come from a particular analysis of employee political contributions, but I haven't yet found a sufficiently authoritative source in this search to independently verify the exact 70% figure. I wouldn't present the 70% number as verified without identifying the underlying dataset and time period.
Chat can't verify and neither can I. Could you help us out so we both know your source is legit?

Atascocita888 : I already gave it to you. It literally lists the names directly from the FEC database. Inconvenient yet again.
It's Assured Partners. Doesn't matter if it's "part".It proves exactly my point to directly refute your op. It's not just Dems.They do care. Dems introduced legislation in the past to curb brokerage, but guess who blocked that? Yup, inconvenient again.
Republicans refuse to bring it to vote.Insurance Fraud Accountability Act (S.976 / H.R.2079)We see who doesn't actually care.

You see how the rabbit hole works? You post a story about Purging 760,000 Names from Obamacare Rolls After Uncovering Rampant Fraud. Not a dem doing this but a Republican doing this. Then we go down the rabbit hole and start talking about a republican running a company and the employees giving money to republicans. I guess I should have started taking about dems who runs compactness and who their employees give money to. What we should all be saying is thank you to those who want to stop fraud so the money isn't making a few people rich but the money gets to be used for the actual people who need it. Nope, some can't say that for some reason.