Minnesota is drowning in fraud.

[another_lost_guy]

She's a public figure who is a convicted felon, which you seemed to think is a difficult combination.

Pelosi has not even been charged with any felonies, much less convicted. Everything that's been posted is pure speculation based on incomplete information.

Again with the slipperiness. I don't care, man. Just answer the question.

 

[NxNW]

I don't see why beating the S&P 500 is just a big deal, especially over the last few years.

It's not a big deal. There are years-long periods when other sectors beat it.

Dave Ramsey has even more subscribers and his investment advice is garbage. Subscriber count means nothing.

I saw a recent interview in which he said his firm brought in $300M last year. And yet he makes some recommendations that are dead wrong (though that's a topic for another thread).

It's not irrelevant if you're trying to describe the return rates on her entire portfolio. Because your piece(s) obfuscate their sources so much, it's unclear to me whether they're always referring to just her stock portfolio or her entire net worth. Other pieces I've seen have been more clearly about her entire net worth.

Bingo. They're mixing apples with oranges and calling it spaghetti and comparing that with chocolate cake.

 

[NxNW]

It's a report. It's not meant to meet the burden of proof in a court of law.
There will be more investigations and the billion in fraud that we are reading about is just the tip of the iceberg

Just like when DOGE found so much fraud that nobody was charged with fraud.

 

[BPPLEE]

Just like when DOGE found so much fraud that nobody was charged with fraud.

86 people have already been charged (79 are Somalians)

 

[another_lost_guy]

It's not a big deal. There are years-long periods when other sectors beat it.

I saw a recent interview in which he said his firm brought in $300M last year. And yet he makes some recommendations that are dead wrong (though that's a topic for another thread).

Bingo. They're mixing apples with oranges and calling it spaghetti and comparing that with chocolate cake.

No, you don't get to hijack his much better argument and pass it off as your own. Answer the question: is Martha Stewart an inside trader or no?

 

[NxNW]

No, you don't get to hijack his much better argument and pass it off as your own. Answer the question: is Martha Stewart an inside trader or no?

No, but she was convicted of obstruction charges related to it.

 

[NxNW]

No, you don't get to hijack his much better argument and pass it off as your own.

Hey, his post was more interesting than yours.

 

[NxNW]

So even the most famous example of insider trading in modern history is not an insider trader to you.

Hey, you are the one who pointed it out.

Do you have any evidence of Pelosi doing insider trading?

 

[Say it aint so]

I doubt you did. There's a lot more in that article than what you think.

Did how did I know what article and authors were referenced? Prophecy?

 

[Vambram]

Did how did I know what article and authors were referenced? Prophecy?

I was referring to the article that I posted which you quoted. I am also referring to the article which said 500 Minnesota government workers are whistleblowers about the billions dollars fraud committed by Somalians in Minnesota.

 

[GoldenBoy89]

Who is this? An Islamic group that follows a strict Salafi-jihadi ideology. They are seeking to establish an Islamic emirate in Somalia governed by its extreme interpretation of Sharia law. It is strongly anti-Western, anti-African Union, and opposes the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS), which it considers apostate.

This coming from a State governed by someone who could have been VP.

Reminds me of the story about Haitians eating cats and dogs.

 

[DaisyDay]

Doesn't. 3 dimes are still nearly worth a quarter.

No, almost means

almost(adv.)​

Old English eallmæst "nearly all, for the most part," literally "mostly all;" see all + most. The modern form is from 15c. The original sense is now typically expressed by almost all; the sense of "very nearly, all but" is from c. 1200.​

That can also be true. Buuuut it's still nearly worth a quarter

No, coinwise, three dimes will always be more than a quarter. You could argue that "almost" means "exceeds" but you would still be mistaken - buuut almost not.

 

[DaisyDay]

86 people have already been charged (79 are Somalians)

And what does that have to do with DOGE?

 

[Oompa Loompa]

How important is their heritage to you?

None whatsoever. What part of Samali heritage is of value to the United States?

 

[BPPLEE]

And what does that have to do with DOGE?

What does DOGE have to do with this thread?
North made the comparison,