John McCaslin

@DanOAustinTx @NYCMediaMonitor @RBReich There is not one tax law not approved by…. They are laws, right? And NOT following the laws as written can get you a lot of trouble! Right? How are “following the law”synonymous with “greedy”? Better? What is fair? How much do you demand paid to whomever you decree?

@TheShawnHendrix @DeanWhitehead99 No. There are more and worse. Time reveals all

This USAID could be the single greatest government corruption story of all time.

@RADrebel43 @PiperK @elonmusk @SpeakerJohnson @HouseGOP @HouseAppropsGOP @ReutersBiz @WSJLive @CNN @maddow @ABCPolitics @NBCNews @nprpolitics Did you read the last sentence of your diatribe? Do you know that any of those business people you “name” didn’t fulfill the requirements for forgiveness?

@SpeakerJohnson @HouseGOP @HouseAppropsGOP @ReutersBiz @WSJLive @CNN @maddow @ABCPolitics @NBCNews @nprpolitics Here is a list for you: Based on publicly available information, here's an overview of of Donald Trump's donors and friends, as well as Republican senators and congressmen, received forgiven Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans: 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 Trump Donors and Friends: While there isn't a precise, exhaustive list of all Trump donors and friends who received PPP loans, several high-profile individuals associated with Trump or his administration were reported to have their PPP loans forgiven. For instance, businesses owned by or connected to Trump's former campaign officials, Cabinet members, and significant donors have been noted in various reports. However, exact numbers are not systematically documented due to the broad nature of PPP loan distribution and the confidentiality of some financial details. 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 Republican Senators and Congressmen: Several Republican members of Congress had their PPP loans forgiven. According to various news reports from 2022: Representatives: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) had $183,504 in PPP loans forgiven for her family's construction business. Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) had $475,932 forgiven for his company, Caregivers Inc. Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-Fla.) had over $2.3 million in PPP loans forgiven for his car dealerships. Rep. Kevin Hern (R-Okla.) had $1.07 million forgiven for KTAK Corp., his restaurant management company. Rep. Roger Williams (R-Texas) had $1.43 million for JRW Corp., his car dealership. Rep. Brett Guthrie (R-Ky.) had $4.3 million forgiven for Trace Die Cast, a company his father founded. Rep. Mike Kelly (R-Pa.) had a combined $974,100 forgiven for his Pennsylvania car dealerships. Rep. Vicki Hartzler (R-Mo.) had $451,200 forgiven for Heartland Tractor Co. Rep. Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.) had $988,700 forgiven. Rep. Carol Miller (R-W.Va.) had $3.1 million forgiven. Rep. Greg Pence (R-Ind.) had $79,441 forgiven for Pence Group LLC. Rep. Ralph Norman (R-S.C.) had $306,520 forgiven. Senators: Specific numbers for Republican Senators receiving PPP forgiveness are less documented in the provided sources, but generally, members of Congress from both parties were eligible for these loans, with some having their loans forgiven. However, the sources do not explicitly list Republican senators receiving PPP loan forgiveness. These figures are based on data from sources like ProPublica's database and various news outlets' reporting on the matter, which reflects data up to 2022. The exact number might be higher as not all instances might have been publicly reported or fully detailed in the sources available at that time. It's important to note that: PPP loans were part of a broader economic relief effort during the COVID-19 crisis, and forgiveness was contingent on meeting certain criteria like using the funds for payroll, rent, utilities, etc.

Why isn't @elonmusk examining PPP payments, where fraud actually occurred? ... because the money went to Trump's buddies.

@heyyolanda50 @PiperK @AlexSch23460780 @elonmusk Actually, I think DOD had many, many audits. Never passed any, but there has been OIG audits. So what? A government program is not, by name, responsible about what they spend or on what. Ever heard of the $85,000 toilet?

@PiperK @AlexSch23460780 @elonmusk Why isn’t he looking at DOD which as far as I know has never had an audit 🤔

@PiperK @elonmusk Do you have any idea what PPP money did? It kept small businesses afloat while the government destroyed the economy. Yes, some was fraud. HELLO? WHAT GOVERNMENT PROGRAM HAS NO FRAUD? NAME ONE!!

@RBReich Fuck off BOB

The fundamental issue that DOGE is failing to address isn’t the size of the government or how “efficient” it is — but who our government is for. Should it work mainly for big corporations and billionaires — or for the rest of us?

@EdKrassen What a fucking idiot

BREAKING: Democrat Al Green just brought Articles of Impeachment against President Donald Trump over the threat of "ethnic cleansing in Gaza." All is fair game after what Republicans did to Biden. Green said: "The movement to impeach the president has begun. I rise to announce that I will bring Articles of Impeachment against the president for dastardly deeds proposed and dastardly deeds done."

DOGE is the wood chipper for bureaucracy

@RBReich How ironic BOB. Now you want to “drain the swamp”. In the last 50 fucking years had you ever felt so passionate? No.

Pam Bondi, our new Attorney General, served for years as a corporate lobbyist. She represented scores of clients facing federal regulatory scrutiny — including Amazon, Uber, and GM. Her conflicts of interest alone should have been disqualifying. "Drain the swamp."

@elonmusk She pay any taxes?

@SenAdamSchiff Oh great! Another elected official doing nothing. And his name is Adam Schiff. Thank you Adam. We are all so grateful so sit on your ass doing nothing. What a leader. What a dork

I'll be helping hold the floor tonight. And speaking out.

@JoJoFromJerz And….??

Charlie Kirk dropped out of community college.

@Gerankel @grace_hackney @Theresaroets911 Preventable. That is soooo sweet. What is preventable today might be a huge hurdle tomorrow if the country you live in doesn’t get its head out of its own ass. You simply take for granted what you have and how you have it. Something that could all be gone in a flash.

@jrmccasl @grace_hackney @Theresaroets911 On the other hand...when one is dying of a preventable disease or illness and or when someone dies or suffers due to not being able to access needed medications...nothing else will even begin to matter.

@TheRichFromCali Keep swinging nitwit. It’ll all get better by ‘26 for the flailing lefties

@BillyBaldwin The teachers that would “walk out” (& what would these shitheads do?) are the ones we want out of the education system. They fail at teaching

If Trump abolishes the Department of Education... teachers should walk out. Shut it all down: Schools. Learning. Childcare. Enjoy the economic chaos that follows.

@MaxwellFrostFL @tmvee14 @JasmineForUS @SethMagaziner You are nitwits who offer no solutions. Be quiet and watch

We are members of Congress at the Treasury Department. We want to be let in to provide oversight on behalf of our constituents. @JasmineForUS @SethMagaziner

@tmvee14 @macros114 @Theresaroets911 What has an “Oversight” committee ever done? Ever? $37T in Debt Consider what happens if the country defaults on our debt. We had better quit squandering $Ts on stupid shit or the world will grow very dark. Quickly

@macros114 @Theresaroets911 If Musk has posted it, then it’s true. This is why they love the base dumb bc you’ll just believe everything. If everything is SO above board, he should appear in front of congress/oversight committee….but weird, the majority won’t even allow a discussion. 100% SUS

@Theresaroets911 Just now? Are you mindless? We are $37T in debt. Everything is in jeopardy. Everything.

@Fernand46357857 Fuck you Fernando. Dumbass

@Rorta362401 @jdawg_z @RossKneeDeep @Adorabell1Sue Better than a demented octogenarian who could only stammer out a “Don’t” to enemies who want our country destroyed. That is beyond stupid

@jrmccasl @jdawg_z @RossKneeDeep @Adorabell1Sue You voted for a felon who and I quote said “I have concepts of a plan”. That’s stupid

During Trump's first presidency, the rich got richer (fact). My question is, how did he convince the poor that they got richer, too?