If so, did you notice the “alleged” internal memo and other damning documents (ahem) obtained were not shared?
Now why would they not share such BOMBSHELL documents to back their claims?
Now, this is what the original article actually says, and let’s see if you can reconcile this.
Overall, fraud at SSA is a miniscule problem.
Contrast that with this.
After publication, Leland Dudek, the agency’s former acting commissioner who is now a senior advisor at SSA, told Nextgov/FCW that “in the last 30 days SSA stopped 20k fraudulent attempts” across “all transactions that involve direct deposit, which includes first time claims” across both the phone and internet.
How is 20K fraudulent attempts over 30 days that were STOPPED something to be considered as minuscule? Why have we NEVER heard about this before DOGE?
That’s 667 daily! How many attempts PER SECOND in a work day would that be? And remember, the SSA is not open 24/7.
Sounds like SuperElon and VP Vance were accurate, though they may have not gotten the number of calls right. Talk about petty shit. Geez.
I think someone is having fun with you Shorty, which explains your terrible track record when it comes to trading OVER THE LAST 30 days.
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