Martha’s Migrants & The Steel Dossier

You can’t make this up. On the same day that FBI supervisory analyst Brian Auten testified that Christopher Steel was offered $1 million by the FBI, of your tax dollars mind you, to verify any of the allegations in his Dossier which was the origin of the entire Trump-Russia collusion fraud...comes news of the Treasury Department’s biggest current concern. Martha’s migrants. Now Steel never received that $1 million payment, because he couldn’t prove a single allegation made in the dossier according to Auten, however the wholly corrupted FBI and DOJ’s use of it as fact-based evidence anyway did cost an eventual $35 million in the Muller investigation to prove that it was a hoax. Let alone the impact on the country and the cost of a fraudulent impeachment trial in Congress. And whatever Durham’s final tab ends up being. But is Biden’s Treasury Department concerned about those funds? Clearly not. Because their priority is a formal audit of Florida’s use of “CARE’s Act” funds in the transporting of Martha’s migrants. Now, not to get bogged down in the facts here but this isn’t complicated. The Florida legislature authorized $12 million of interest earned with deposited CARE’s Act funds for the relocation program – of which only a fraction has been used. There’s your audit Treasury. But what this does raise once again is the impact of Biden’s open border...what’s the cost of all of processing and federal transporting all of these illegals again Treasury? Is that at all legal use of our tax dollars? So, here’s what DeSantis should do. Send a bus load to Biden’s beach in Delaware, and spend the remaining $12 million to deliver illegals to the doorstep of the Treasury Department in Washington D.C. along with a note that states...Paid in full. The biggest swamps still aren’t in Florida. They remain in Washington D.C. And the current swamp creatures are every bit as invasive as Burmese pythons.  

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