Did Moe forget to mention this?
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SHOCKING DETAIL: Of the $1.35 million spent and documented in reports to the MEDC, less than $20,000 could be attributed to business accelerator purposes spelled out in the statutory language awarding the grant, according to the Attorney General's office.
EXAMPLES OF HOW MONEY WAS USED
> $4,500 for a coffee maker.
> $11,000 first-class plane ticket.
> $408,000 in salaries over 3 months for 2 people.
> $6,148 on two handmade rugs from Tunisia.
> $11,325 on a forged legal invoice.
> $40,800 check to Salhab Enterprises for "fully furnished 2 units," yet the address led to a vacant lot.
Democrat donor and Whitmer-appointee Fay Beydoun was not just a grant recipient. She was a sitting member of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) Board—the very body charged with overseeing and implementing the $20 million taxpayer-funded grant she sought and ultimately received.
Let that sink in: a politically connected Democrat insider, serving in a key role on the MEDC Board, pursued and secured a massive public grant through the same system in which she held influence.
SCOTUS Slaps Down Activist Judges, Clears Path to Deport 350,000+ Haitians
The Supreme Court is stepping up where lower courts failed, signaling strong support for the Trump administration's move to end Biden's Temporary Protected Status giveaway for over 350,000 Haitians and thousands of Syrians. Oral arguments wrapped on April 29, and the conservative majority looks ready to rule that "temporary" actually means temporary—not a forever free pass.
Activist judges tried to block it, but enough is enough. American towns like Springfield, Ohio, have been overwhelmed—crime, strained resources, cultural chaos, and residents pushed to the breaking point. This isn't compassion; it's conquest by migration.
Trump is delivering on America First. These TPS designations were always meant to be short-term humanitarian tools, not backdoor amnesty. The Supreme Court appears poised to affirm the executive branch's authority and shut down endless judicial sabotage.
The Supreme Court is stepping up where lower courts failed, signaling strong support for the Trump administration's move to end Biden's Temporary Protected Status giveaway for over 350,000 Haitians and thousands of Syrians. Oral arguments wrapped on April 29, and the conservative majority looks ready to rule that "temporary" actually means temporary—not a forever free pass.
Activist judges tried to block it, but enough is enough. American towns like Springfield, Ohio, have been overwhelmed—crime, strained resources, cultural chaos, and residents pushed to the breaking point. This isn't compassion; it's conquest by migration.
Trump is delivering on America First. These TPS designations were always meant to be short-term humanitarian tools, not backdoor amnesty. The Supreme Court appears poised to affirm the executive branch's authority and shut down endless judicial sabotage.