Loading ...FRAUDGATE WILL BE BY FAR THE BIGGEST “GATE” OF THEM ALL
This Piece from Jeff Childers kicks off what will truly be Epic . There is NO LIMIT to what will be uncovered over the next couple of months . Compared to Fraudgate Doge is a pimple on the Donkey’s ass .
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Yesterday, the Guardian reported, “Trump announces ‘fraud’ crackdown in Democratic states as arrests begin in California.” Note the language. Arrests begin. Everybody expects something big to follow.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/apr/03/trump-vance-fraud-arrest-crackdown-california
On Friday morning, the President posted one of the most entertaining Truth Social announcements of Trump 2.0— and that is a genuinely competitive category. He declared:
The Guardian’s article confirmed that the LA raids had already started. Federal agents in Los Angeles arrested suspects in a $50 million healthcare and hospice fraud operation even before Trump’s announcement went up.
There is much to admire here, aesthetically. “Somalia beware!” may be the most delightful parenthetical in the history of presidential Truth Social posts. Six syllables that encapsulate the entire ten-year Minneapolis welfare fraud saga.
@BoSnerdley called it the Willie Sutton approach: you go where the money is. The money is in the blue states. The money is in the $9 trillion progressive welfare state that has been treating federal transfers like a punch bowl at an unsupervised fraternity party: bottomless, free for the taking, with nobody checking ID.
What makes the “Fraud Czar” designation especially interesting —beyond the extraordinarily satisfying Somalia beware!— is its structural elegance. It’s not a commission. It’s not a task force. It’s not a ‘working group’ empowered to study and recommend future best practices.
It’s a high-octane demolition machine with a named champion: the Vice President of the United States, who is personally accountable for a specific outcome, named on Truth Social in all-caps. JD’s entire future political career will now be defined by the measure of his anti-fraud success. (No pressure, JD.)
A Fox-11 Los Angeles headline, yesterday:
Kingdom of Fraud! The DOJ initiative is called “Operation Never Say Die,” which is funny on several levels. Don’t miss this: “The administration,” Fox reported, “is currently investigating whether state officials or insiders facilitated these schemes through ‘malpractice or malfeasance.’”
Bill Essayli, the Acting US Attorney who led Operation Never Say Die, said, “I call Gavin Newsom the ‘King of Fraud’ because he reigns over more fraud than we’ve seen in the history of the United States.”
Yesterday, Dr. Oz told Fox’s Brett Baier that CMS/Medicaid has also launched a massive anti-fraud campaign. Smells like coordination. “In the prior four years,” Oz said, “the governor of California had shut down four hospices. We just shut down seven in one night.”
https://x.com/TVNewsNow/status/2040200396497383699?s=20
That’s just seven in one day. “I’ve got news for you today, Brett — let’s make it clear to everybody — just in the last 10 weeks, we’ve already shut down 221 hospices in Los Angeles.” They are just getting started. “We believe that there are 1,800 hospices in California,” Oz explained. “We’re going to be able to shut down, we hope, approximately half of them.”
How many of the remaining ones can survive under increased oversight remains to be seen.
So, in ten weeks, CMS has quietly pulled the plugs on 221 fake hospice outfits in Los Angeles alone— compared to only four canceled by Gavin Newsom in all of California over the last four years. And CMS plans to audit every single hospice in California by the end of the year.
Dr. Oz in ten weeks accomplished what Newsom couldn’t manage in an entire gubernatorial term. Though, to be fair, Newsom was busy running for president.
? The first remarkable political insight is that Trump is reclaiming the healthcare issue for Republicans. For decades, Democrats campaigned by terrorizing seniors, claiming “Republicans want to take away your Medicare and push grandma over the cliff!”
But now, the roles have swapped. Democrats are defending a system rife with fraud while Republicans are trying to fix it.
Behold the new framing. Dr. Oz correctly explained, “This is critical. If these corrupt fraudsters are willing to steal your money, they will steal your health. They’ll steal your life.” In other words, the fraudsters are stealing money that should be used to care for vulnerable senior citizens. “Hospice owners are willing to throw away the benefits that these older folks should have — and they die because they don’t realize they’ve been tricked into signing up on hospice they never wanted.”
Seniors should be scared of Somali pirates.
The system teeters on the brink of bankruptcy, but President Trump is rescuing it. “The president saved Medicaid,” Dr. Oz explained. “The president came into office with a proposed additional expenditure of $5.4 trillion in Medicaid alone. We were becoming a big health care system with a small country attached.”
Remember— anything that can’t continue forever won’t. “If we don’t take care of these beautiful programs,” Oz said, “the crown jewels of our social incentive program, they will implode under the weight of the corruption that’s now being pushed on them.”
Dr. Oz is overseeing a sea-change in how CMS views fraud. “I found out that of the referrals we were getting, we were only acting on about a third. If you only act on a third of what detectives are telling you is fraud, you’re throwing away a lot of good intel, but also the detectives stop referring cases because they don’t think you’re serious.”
Those days are over. “I told my team I want 100% of their referrals acted on,” Dr. Oz promised.
Now let’s consider how the triple threat of Fraud Czar JD Vance’s Task Force, CMS’s war on fraud, and DOJ roundups like Operation Never Say Die might affect midterm politics. If you believe that fraudsters skew heavily Democratic, and that some not insubstantial amount of the money finds its way back into Democratic campaign coffers (one way or another), then big problems loom.
Ponder these questions. How many local, state, and federal officials on the left will be forced to retreat into defense mode instead of launching into campaign mode? How many must now be quiet little mice trying to stay out of the Task Force’s crosshairs? How much untracked money —the mother’s milk of politics— will be cut off and unavailable to the DNC?
We have already seen how the fraud flows through entire communities that are also political constituencies. The Minnesota meal fraud alone was $250M+, running through Somali community organizations that are also Democrat voter registration and turnout operations. Shutting down the fraud pipeline doesn’t just stop the money, it disrupts the infrastructure that doubles as political organizing.
Fraud money is cash-intensive by design. It doesn’t flow through ActBlue. It flows through community organizations, shell nonprofits, and so-called “outreach” programs that also happen to run voter drives. When Treasury starts flagging suspicious transactions and FinCEN is paying whistleblowers, that’s not just traditional law enforcement— it’s now military reconnaissance on the swampy informal economy that funds local Democratic politics in exactly the districts they need for midterm turnout.
Leftists have gamed the system for decades. Let me show you how the welfare-politics-fraud pipeline works.
? A few years ago, Maine Governor Janet Mills awarded no-bid contracts to Gateway Community Services, a Somalian NGO that allegedly provided “community health outreach workers” to help Mainers (Mainiacs?) ‘navigate’ the state’s public health programs. Ostensibly, Gateway enrolled migrants in Medicaid and —required by the Clinton-Era National Voter Registration Act— also helpfully registered them to vote. As Democrats.
Headline from Gateway Pundit, January:
Whistleblowers alleged that Gateway Community Services’s Lewiston office served as a “headquarters” for the Community Organizing Alliance, which was tied to the Maine People’s Alliance— a far-left political group. It was all funded by Maine taxpayers, through Governor Mills’ no-bid contracts.
But that’s not all. The same NGO then also systematically defrauded Medicaid for millions. The organization also took donated funds meant for victims of the Lewiston mass shooting. Recently, its CEO fled to Somalia with money from a $700,000 PPP “loan.” Just yesterday, a connected billing company was ordered to repay $600,000+.
And Governor Mills is trying to block the federal investigation. Maine Wire, February 27th:
After a federal audit of Maine’s autism program in January, Dr. Oz bluntly noted, “one hundred percent of the claims examined had problems, and most troubling of all, Maine had never conducted a statewide review of its autism program.” The Wire reported, “top Mills allies have expressed fear over what outside investigations might turn up.” They should be afraid.
This week, the story took another bizarre turn, as Maine seems to be quietly throwing in the towel. Effective April 13, 2026 —only ten days hence— Maine’s Department of Health and Human Services will freeze new provider enrollment in four of MaineCare’s most heavily scrutinized programs. Maine Wire, two days ago:
In other words, they are now closing the barn doors after the horses have run down the hill, across the field, and into traffic. It is an admission against interest.
Now let’s summarize the story arc. Just looking at the one example — Gateway Community Services— you have a Somalian NGO getting no-bid contract awards from the state to politically organize for Democrats while enriching itself with fraudulent Medicare claims and PPP loans.
Meanwhile, Maine’s highest political office ran interference for them. Tell me you don’t believe money was flowing back to Maine’s Democrats. (But if so, don’t make me laugh too hard.)
Now, that happy era of easy money is all over. Dr. Oz is ratcheting up the pressure. The DOJ is coming right behind. The Task Force is talking about Maine. How many other Gateway Community Services will soon be forced to shut down, and how many of their CEOs will flee back to Somalia? How might that loss of community organizing affect Democrat turnout and registrations for the 2026 midterms?
We’re watching all three legs of the Democrats’ fundraising stool be sawn off: USAID, ActBlue, and charity/NGO fraud. Follow the money. The Democrats could be looking not just at a fundraising gap, but at a financial extinction event that would make the dinosaurs nod sympathetically.