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    1. That’s going to get people killed when their doctor visits become unaffordable.

    2. Tremenda-Carucha on

      Really, this looks like a clear case of corruption and the whole thing should be investigated fully, though I appreciate that the initial settlement was indeed beneficial, which is a small consolation, I suppose.

    3. avid-learner-bot on

      >“this was Medicaid money that was squandered, plain and simple.”

      It’s honestly just… shocking. Really, the fact that this was identified as part of the overbilling *way* back in 2022, and yet it still happened… and the records prove it, doesn’t that just scream something truly rotten? It makes you wonder what else is going on behind the scenes… just unbelievable.

    4. FormerUsenetUser on

      De Santis is corrupt, big news. Republicans think taxpayers‘ money is their personal slush fund.

    5. It looks like the waste, fraud, and abuse they were looking for was in the room with them the whole time.

    6. No-Patience-348 on

      Florida governors and defrauding Medicare/Medicaid. Name a more classic duo.

      Alternatively: If I had a nickel for every Floridian governor that defrauded Medicaid, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it’s happened twice.

    7. This is a perfect example of what DOGE is supposedly working to eliminate. Crickets.

    8. Melodic-Frosting-443 on

      If Florida was a country, it would be in the Top Ten of most corrupt countries in the world.

    9. Which then sent most of it to two seperate ‘dark money’ organizations that dont disclose how that money is spent.

      So laundering fraudulently acquired money.

      Her charity is a fake charity anyways. The first year they ‘raised’ nearly $1million and only paid out 5% to various causes.

      Also almost all the money it takes in are large donations from people and companies with business before the government, essentially bribing Desantis.

    10. SadBadPuppyDad on

      This headline does not tell the whole story. They sent $10M in medicaid to a charity run by his wife, who then gave it to a non profit, who then gave most of it to Desantis as a campaign contribution. So Desantis stole $10M in medicaid money for himself.

    11. Well, if they stole $10 million in taxpayer money, I would assume they’re going to prison soon.💁🏻‍♂️

    12. citizenjones on

      Was this discovered by a department of efficiency? 

      Is this that Medicare Fraud the Republicans are after?

    13. Minute-Individual-74 on

      That is textbook fraud, waste, and abuse.

      That money was marked for Medicare use only. If it’s not spent on Medicare it has to go back to the government to be dispersed into other congressionally approved budget items.

      If a federal employee who has access to these funds did this they’d be in prison. Both Desantis and his wife should be in prison for this. He has no authority to misuse those funds and she has no authority to use those funds for anything period. Both need prison.

    14. Glum-Breadfruit-6421 on

      Grifter gotta grift… the only reason any Republican gets into politics.

    15. Headline buries the lede:

      >The $10 million were then distributed to two nonprofits that are not required to disclose how they spend their funds, the outlet detailed. These groups later transferred $8.5 million to a political committee tied to DeSantis‘ then Chief of Staff James Uthmeier, now the state attorney general.

    16. InternetGamerFriend on

      Similar scandal happened in Mississippi where the now former governor used Medicaid money to build a volleyball stadium for the daughter of a NFL legend.

    17. fistofthefuture on

      Democrats better run this.

      “Folks, this is why healthcare is unaffordable.”

    18. Par for the course. Skeletor, aka Rick Scott, had a company that defrauded medicaid (or maybe it was medicare somehow; I forget), too. Seems a prerequisite for being a GOP governor/senator in Florida is to steal federal medical assistance money.

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