HHS Inspector General also scrutinizing tRump
March 25th, 2017
How many investigations on Trump, his campaign, and his administration are now in the works? Well, here’s another!
The Inspector General of Department of Health and Human Services has opened an investigation into Trump’s “decision to stop paid advertisements and temporarily suspend other outreach efforts directed at Marketplace enrollment in the final days of the 2016-2017 open enrollment season.” What that means is that tRump stopped advertising and outreach for registration for Obamacare.
Here’s his letter acknowledging the investigation:
When the Inspector General gets going, that’s something to take seriously. There was no authorization to stop advertising, already paid by Obama administration, nor was there authorization to stop free social media/email notice to folks of the deadline. The tail end of the open enrollment period is always when there are the most sign-ups, and reaching people in that time frame is crucial. Failing to advertise, stopping outreach, works against filling the pool to spread the risk. Some call that sabotage. Yeah, that sounds apt.
One more thing to nail tRump and his administration on, it just keeps piling up.
The Supreme’s have been busy
June 26th, 2015
Here are the actual Opinions (and the Dissents are … stunning… hilarious… OH… MY… DOG!):
13-1371_6-25-15_Texas Dept. of Housing and Community Affairs v. Inclusive Communities Project, Inc.
Turns out our own Rep. Frank Hornstein has a tie to this — very cool:
I feel a personal connection to history today. Around a year after my Mom’s death in 1998, my father sold the Cincinnati home I grew up in to James Obergefell and John Arthur. A few years later I visited that home with my father, brother and sister and James and John gave us a tour, proudly showing off the renovations and improvements they made to the place. Scott Dibble’s text to me a few minutes ago says it all: LOVE WINS. Thank you James Obergefell for your courage and activism and may John Arthur’s name forever be a blessing