Good day all. As the numbers increase on the massive levels of fraud across the country, we’re seeing two things happening. Some states are working with the DoJ and FBI to clean up the mess. Other states? They have no interest in stopping the looting of the taxpayers.
One state has now announced that they won’t be investigating reports of empty daycare centers. This state is not Kalifornistan, but Washington State. Here are the details from the Post Millennial:
Washington state officials are refusing to investigate daycare providers that reportedly received hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxpayer subsidies after reporters found little evidence that children were being cared for at some locations.
According to a report from The Center Square, over the past six months, its reporters visited roughly three dozen daycare providers that had received large state and federal subsidy payments intended to support childcare for lower-income families, but only a small number appeared to have children present.
That’s been the general rule. For every legitimate daycare center, you have dozens that are nothing more than P.O. boxes set up to collect checks. The problem, besides the obvious criminal activity, is that the Democrat run cities and states won’t do anything about them until a federal gun is held to their heads, and even then, they will do as little as possible.
In one case, a daycare listed at a West Seattle address received more than $229,000 between July 2025 and March 2026, according to state fiscal records cited by The Center Square. But residents at the home reportedly told the outlet repeatedly that no daycare operated there. “Is there a daycare operated from here?” a Center Square reporter asked. “No,” the person who answered the door responded. The resident also said there had never been a daycare at the address.
The outlet said it found a similar pattern during visits to other home-based daycares, including properties that received large sums in subsidies while showing little outward sign of children being cared for inside. At a Federal Way home-based daycare that reportedly received $223,247 over nine months, the homeowner called police when reporters and independent journalist Jonathan Choe visited the property. Officers told the woman that reporters were allowed to stand on the sidewalk, according to The Center Square.
I find that interesting that the police showed up. I will assume that they weren’t aware of the potential criminal activities going on. At least they weren’t dumb enough to roust the reporter, just ask that she stay on public property. (The sidewalk) What is interesting is the response from the very governmental authorities who’s job is to investigate reports of potential criminal activities.
Despite the findings, state officials have resisted calls for a broader crackdown. Attorney General Nick Brown previously demonized the journalists for investigating the allegations, saying in December, “Showing up on someone’s porch, threatening, or harassing them isn’t an investigation. Neither is filming minors who may be in the home. This is unsafe and potentially dangerous behavior. I encourage anyone experiencing threats or harassment to either contact local law enforcement or our office’s Hate Crimes & Bias Incident Hotline.”
We’ve seen this very same response from almost all the Democrat controlled states. Right now, the DoJ’s fraud investigators are concentrating on Minnesota and now Kalifornistan. Sadly, they just don’t have the resources to start digging into all the potential fraud, which may be totaling upwards of $1 Trillion dollars a year.
State Auditor Pat McCarthy also told The Center Square in January that her office was reviewing how childcare subsidy payments are processed by the Department of Children, Youth, and Families, but that enforcement against specific providers would fall to other agencies. “No, that’s not what we’re doing.
What we’re doing is an audit related to DCYF as to how the money is processed to the providers,” McCarthy said. “What we do is we do this audit work, and then we provide that information to the people that can do the enforcement, which would be the DSHS Fraud Investigative Unit or the AG’s Office Fraud Investigative Unit, and then they would determine who would actually take the next steps.”
I think we’ve seen what the next steps are. They do absolutely nothing.
The daycare allegations come as Washington state and King County agencies face growing scrutiny over taxpayer-funded programs and weak oversight.
Weak oversight? Try no oversight at all. I suspect the reason is kickbacks to certain political parties and individuals. There is already the appearance of a “Quid pro quo” from the Somali fraudsters and Keith Ellison, Pedo lover, Govno Tim Walz and others in the Democrat Party. Yes, there are those who will scream “Conspiracy Theory!!” but we’ve seen how those have gone over the last 6 years.
As to what to do about this? I think it’s time to just kill all these programs. The amount of fraud in them is unsustainable and we now know that tens of millions have gone to actual Islamic terrorist groups. Yes, some innocent people and businesses will get caut up in this, but there comes a point where minor surgery won’t save the body and amputation is the only answer.
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