Why didn't Trump build the wall?

How easy they forget.
How conveniently they forget.

Not one dime. Not now, not ever.

 

Here is another good one.......$1.3 billion and for what?



Thinskin

 

Kyle Griffin
@kylegriffin1
$1.3 billion: That's how much the Trump administration awarded a firm for COVID vaccine syringes. No syringes have been produced. What happened?

The U.S. awarded a firm $1.3 billion to make syringes. Where are they?
The Covid vaccines are here, but the ApiJect syringe is not yet approved by federal regulators and a new factory in North Carolina is not yet built.
nbcnews.com
3:30 PM · Apr 21, 2021

 

Nobody cares about Trump anymore, old fucking thread!

 

Hes still in despicable heads cause the alternative is to turn their attention to biden/harris, and then they might be forced to admit what they did.

 

Talk about a poster boy for TDS, ....FFS, drink bleach ,maybe it'll help!

 

All the bullshit about a Trump dictatorship, was all lying ass bullshit compared to what democrats are doing today...if anybody was honest about whats happening in America, regardless of party,

 

Doesn't it bode well, I mean the left is doing exactly what they were forcing upon the U.S. citizens about Trump....dont forget the role the state-run leftist propaganda activist media.

 

Democrat, liberal, progressives are insane with such a blood lust power, they need to stop and see what their actually doing ...in all seriousness, outside of forum banter, ...I worry for the future of America

 

One political party controlling all of govt and preventing another party from participating is not America!

 

How could possibly forget when the hillbilly reminds us every day ad nauseum!

Thinskin

 

Hillbilly.
Attaboy, name calling when you got nothing else worth posting.

 

Mike Pence violated CDC guidelines -- and it cost taxpayers $757,527.85: report

Bob Brigham
April 22, 2021



Gage Skidmore
More details continue to emerge about the Trump-Pence administration.

The watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) said new documents show then-VP Mike Pence showed "bad judgment" during the coronavirus pandemic.

"While coronavirus cases surged to record levels late last December, Vice President Mike Pence went on a ski vacation in Vail, Colorado. The trip came with a massive bill to taxpayers, with Secret Service protection alone costing $757,527.85, according to documents obtained by CREW. At the time of his holiday travel, Pence was the head of the White House coronavirus task force, which put out dire warnings after Thanksgiving as the CDC recommended that Americans stay home over the holidays in order to limit the spread of the virus. Clearly, Pence did not follow the government's advice, and in the process put dozens of Secret Service agents at heightened risk of infection," the group said on Thursday.

"Pence's trip extended from December 23rd to January 1st, and reportedly included a Secret Service entourage of at least 48 agents, contributing to both the high cost and the risk of infection.The agents stayed at several different hotels in the Vail area and rented 77 cars for the trip. The charges included more than $270,000 at the Marriott Vail Mountain and more than $80,000 at the Ritz Carlton," the group reported.

"This also is not the first time Mike Pence stuck taxpayers with huge bills for his travel. Back in 2019, he traveled to Ireland for government business in Dublin, but stayed overnight at Donald Trump's resort on the other side of the country in Doonbeg. Travel costs for that were more than half a million dollars, and also resulted in the Secret Service spending more than $15,000 at Trump's resort," the group noted. "While Pence's December trip to Vail was less nakedly corrupt than his trip to Doonbeg, it showed another kind of bad judgment, by putting many government workers tasked with keeping him safe at risk in the midst of a raging pandemic. We would hope that the head of the coronavirus task force would know better."

Noah Bookbinder
@NoahBookbinder
NEW: Then-VP Mike Pence went on a ski trip in late December, when COVID rates were surging and the CDC recommended people stay home for the holidays. Documents obtained by @CREWcrew show the trip cost taxpayers more than $750,000 in Secret Service costs.

Mike Pence’s mid-pandemic holiday ski trip cost taxpayers more than $750,000 - CREW | Citizens for...
While coronavirus cases surged to record levels late last December, Vice President Mike Pence went on a ski vacation in Vail, Colorado.
citizensforethics.org
4:05 PM · Apr 22, 2021

https://www.rawstory.com/mike-pence-taxpayers/

 

Pence wastes, according to despicables, $800,000 on a ski trip.

Chump change compared to the $4,000,000,000,000 biden/harris pig bills.

 

I want a rib at least!

 

Just keep noting treasonous conservative/Republicans are fine with graft, corruption, and ripping taxpayers off just as long as its a conservative/Republican doing it. So the next time you see some treasonous conservative/Republican trying to complain about government waste just laugh in their lying phony faces.

Democrats demand release of secret vaccine contracts inked under Trump


www.rawstory.com

Dozens of congressional Democrats and Sen. Bernie Sanders on Monday urged top Biden officials to release unredacted copies of multi-billion-dollar coronavirus vaccine contracts that the Trump administration negotiated in secret with major pharmaceutical companies last year—and refused to divulge to lawmakers.

In a letter (pdf) to Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, 50 lawmakers from the House and Senate argue that public knowledge of the specific terms of the vaccine contracts "has become all the more important as manufacturers talk of boosters and seasonal immunizations, while considering 'post-pandemic' price increases."

"Taxpayers should know how their funds were spent and what secret deals were reached."
—Rep. Lloyd Doggett

"Taxpayers are serving as the angel investors in Covid-19 vaccine and therapeutic development, assuming the costs and risk," the letter reads. "It is imperative that they also receive a stake in the outcome as well as complete transparency on how billions of tax dollars have been spent and what terms were agreed to and may still be renegotiated."

As NPR reported in September, the Trump administration worked to dodge the "regulatory oversight and transparency of traditional federal contracting mechanisms" by issuing massive vaccine contracts to Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, and other major drugmakers "through a nongovernment intermediary."

"Instead of entering into contracts directly with vaccine makers, more than $6 billion in Operation Warp Speed funding has been routed through a defense contract management firm called Advanced Technologies International, Inc.," NPR noted. "ATI then awarded contracts to companies working on Covid-19 vaccines."

Further fueling concerns over the Trump administration's handling of the contracting process was a whistleblower complaint filed last May by Dr. Rick Bright, the former head of the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA), which awarded huge contracts for vaccines and therapeutics to Johnson & Johnson and other pharma giants.

Bright—who said his removal last April was retaliation for his criticism of the White House's pandemic response—alleged in the complaint that he faced pressure from higher-ups at Trump's HHS to "ignore expert recommendations and instead to award lucrative contracts based on political connections and cronyism."

"We don't know the rewards or the incentives that the companies are getting, which might drive some companies to take additional risk or maybe do things inappropriately," Bright said in an October interview. "There's no reason to hide what's in those agreements at all. For the government to set these contracts up in this way and block that type of transparency leads me to think that there's something interesting in there they don't want discovered."

In their letter on Monday, the lawmakers demanded that the Biden administration disclose unredacted copies of all contracts, research and development agreements, and any other "arrangements entered into by the United States or any subcontractor, including Advanced Technologies International, Inc. (ATI), related to Covid-19 vaccines, therapeutics, and any other medical countermeasures."

https://www.rawstory.com/trump-contracts/

 

biden/harris would have those, cause, you know, they ordered more as amendments to the agreements.

 

REVEALED: Trump and family stuck taxpayers with bills for undisclosed trips to his overseas golf resorts

Tom Boggioni
April 27, 2021



Trump's forays into Scottish tourism and politics over the years have had mixed results, with controversy centred on his development of a golf course near Aberdeen AFP/File / Andy BUCHANAN
According to a report from the Scotsman, Donald Trump and his family stuck American taxpayers with thousands of dollars in previously undisclosed bills for travel and security costs when they visited the former president's golf courses overseas.

Based upon Freedom of Information Act requests from the group American Oversight, the report shows that at least £17,000 (approximately $24,000) was paid out for in the ex-president's first year in office for trips to his resorts in Ireland and Scotland.

According to the report, "Turnberry and Doonbeg received a string of payments throughout 2017," and that taxpayers were also on the hook for "several thousand pounds for luxury car rentals during a visit to Scotland by Trump's son Eric."

One document showed an "invoice for 5,400 pounds, or about $7,000, from Trump's Turnberry resort in Scotland dated August 14, 2017," with the Scotsmen reporting "...it was unclear who visited Turnberry that month but that Trump's son Eric had flown to Scotland the previous month to play golf at his father's resorts.


Business Insider adds, "The newly disclosed expenses also included invoices for 5,310 pounds and 6,680 pounds, in July and April 2017, from Trump's Doonbeg resort in Ireland to cover Secret Service accommodations during Eric's trips," with more bills stemming from luxury car rentals linked to the president's son.

According to the report, "While the sums involved are relatively small, they provide further evidence of how Mr Trump's private businesses received taxpayers' money thanks to his public office. Throughout the 74-year-old's single term, his Turnberry resort alone received close to £300,000 [approximately $417,230] from the Secret Service.

You can read more here.



https://www.rawstory.com/trump-charged-taxpayers/

 

Calls grow to investigate Trump family for taking $800K in government subsidies while laying off golf course workers

https://www.rawstory.com/trump-golf-course-scotland-2652860832/