Friday, May 29, 2015

DOD Inspector General: Obama’s DOD Employees Charged Casino Transactions Totaling $3.4 Billion On Federal Credit Cards.

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In the latest of many flagrant examples of how tax dollars are wasted, government-issued credit cards were used by Department of Defense (DOD) employees to make more than $4 million in personal charges, including at casinos and strip clubs.

During a one-year period the agency charged 20 million transactions for $3.4 billion on government credit cards, according to a DOD Inspector General report issued this month.

About $3.2 million of it was spent at casinos and nearly $1 million on personal expenses, including about $100,000 at strip clubs by 646 card holders. The casino charges were made through 4,437 transactions by 2,636 charge card holders, according to the report which breaks down expenditures by military branch.

4 comments:

  1. Free money = blackmail. That's how he gets rid of them.

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    1. Al Capone looks mild compared to our commie government.

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  2. In the mean time, the infrastructure is crumbling before my very eyes.
    But who cares. Let's all go on a gambling spree, eat at the best eateries, visit gala
    whore houses, stay in the best five star hotels - all on the hard working
    tax payer which does not include corporations.
    Who in the Hell is going to pay this back. I guess they'll just pretend to blow
    of a piece of the Pentagon and wa la, three trillion dollars go missing.
    This is a friggin outrage. Yep, the Fed gov is a giant mafia not answerable to anyone,
    it seems.

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    1. the Fed gov is a giant mafia not answerable to anyone,
      it seems.

      Evidently until some won't worry about being called "racist" and go for the jugular. We certainly have some new ones in Congress who should do so.

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