There's been a lot of corruption being exposed lately around the country, and just coincidentally some of it seems to have been ending up helping Democrats.
Here's just the latest example:
Owner of suspiciously vacant adult daycare billed Medicaid $32M while donating to Kathy Hochul, other Dems https://t.co/FtD7tApxFF pic.twitter.com/W1HX5PICPB
— New York Post (@nypost) August 12, 2026
Ya don't say!
From the NY Post:
Kathy Hochul received $55,000 in campaign contributions from social adult daycare centers (SADCs) in fraud-plagued Flushing, Queens, records show.
Almost half of those donations can be linked to two men: local powerbroker Baoli Zhang, and Jiemin Shang — who own two of Flushing’s biggest daycare businesses, both of which were empty of patients when visited by The Post last week.
Zhang, 69, personally donated $10,000, as well as another $5,000 through his Bao Kang Adult Day Care, financial disclosures show. Zhang’s various businesses have claimed at least $32 million from Medicaid since 2018, on behalf of tens of thousands of patients.
The Democrat Party has been so broke lately they've reportedly been asking vendors not to send them bills until after the midterm elections. In another coincidence, the Dems being strapped for cash comes shortly after DOGE cuts hit NGOs hard.
Anna Paulina Luna posted "the Democrat playbook," and it's a short three-part story describing how this particular circle of life works:
Here’s the Democrat playbook:
— Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (@RepLuna) August 13, 2026
-Create a fraudulent business
-Receive fraudulent govt funding
-Launder fraudulent money back to the Democrat Party
They are funding their entire operation with YOUR tax dollars!
IT’S FRAUD. https://t.co/W96toc3kLD
Hochul is also dishing out taxpayer dollars to people in the country illegally.
Accountability must come next.
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