Sheriffs Now have Huge Opportunity to Counter All This Fraud

I mean, where did they get the idea that it could set up daycare centers anywhere? How did that idea find its way into these criminal states? But then to just suddenly do what, you know, it’s like, in my opinion, it’s like coming up with anti-Semitism laws to prevent any kind of criticism of a nation or their policy. In this case, if you don’t want anything investigated, you do like Connecticut did with the Sandy Hill case, you make it illegal to even attempt to get information. And I don’t know. Yeah, I mean, there’s a lot of that happening now that they’re making it against the law for you to come and demand records from government.

Right. So doesn’t that indicate that we’ve passed into the state of lawlessness and pure tyranny? Isn’t that the way a tyrannical state? Yeah, it totally is. In fact, totally. The word that keeps coming to my mind is totalitarianism. It’s just we have total control. We can do whatever we want. They make the point here. I said Bill seems to intend to stop skirting of daycare. And it follows Minnesota, obviously, and the stuff that Shirley had investigated and found and falsified enrollment records siphons millions of taxpayer dollars. And it says here that the context is fueling backlash in Washington and warns critics that SB 596 could make similar investigations more difficult by obscuring who is operating taxpayer funded childcare facilities and how money is being used.

In the case of the sheriffs, can you imagine them attempting, say you’ve got a guy like Darlene, who would probably immediately get involved with moving into these daycare centers looking around? He’s not going to be able to do that. And even no matter how much political pressure is put on him by his voters, they didn’t really vote for him. They didn’t actually bring him to office. I mean, he was allowed to run. He was given in the list of candidates that you get to decide which one you want. The same thing we have in our own political system at the highest levels.

Here’s your choices. You can choose your favorite color or you like the tone of voice of one or the other, but you don’t get any actual real politician that’s trying to make anything different in this world. So there’s a lot of problems going on. I mean, it is definitely a corrupt state. And we’re probably only seeing the tip of the iceberg. It is the tip of the iceberg. And I’ve said that same term. I’ve used those same terms to talk about this. But the sheriffs now have a huge opportunity nationwide, folks. Your sheriff, wherever you are, has a huge opportunity to counter a lot of this because there’s at least two or three in Washington state that are now going to initiate investigations in their counties of the fraud going along with daycare centers.

And anything else that has been funded by taxpayers, they get to look into that now. And one sheriff actually told me he’s already seen the evidence that it’s happening there as well. And I already got an email about it that there’s 539 daycare centers in Washington state that it looks like almost all of them are fraudulent. And so why would the attorney general be looking at sheriffs and suing sheriffs when they had those kinds of crime going on? One of the reasons is because it’s all Democrat crimes. And of course, the AG is Mr. Woke Democrat.

But if he were smart, he would leave the sheriffs alone and start looking like he’s checking in to daycare fraud and others trying to at least pretend that he’s serious about stopping these sort of crimes. And what actionable step did I just give you? Call your sheriff and start having him investigate daycare centers in his county. Is this dummy’s going to feel? Okay, I guess so. But looking into Washington state, we see this article that Reason wrote back in June, campaign finance laws institutionalized corruption in Washington state. And evidence of Washington state that enforcement of campaign finance laws isn’t about better government, it’s about punishing political opponents.

This is just the same thing. I mean, they’re going to take away any political avenue that a county or state resident or citizen has to do anything. The state’s essentially saying, I want full control. We’ll do whatever we want to do. You’re just going to stay there, shut up, pay your taxes, which are going to go up, and you can do nothing about it. And this is a terrible, terrible situation. And how many other states are already watching this to see how it goes so that they’re next in line? Yeah, I think that’s a very powerful comment you just made, because I don’t think enough people realize nationwide how huge an impact this could have.

And the actual impact is going to be if it gets worse. If it stays status quo and the sheriff’s just maintain what they’re doing now, that’s not going to get much reverberation. But if the state takes over the office of sheriff, that’s going to have a huge impact, not just on Washington, but on all the other woke places that are going to follow suit. And you know that really, the reason that the attorney general is suing on the grounds that Washington State voted to be a sanctuary state, and that these cities, a lot of cities therein, are also sanctuary.

And the sheriffs are ignoring that and going after illegal immigrants, because this is where they can come and not have to worry about it. And that includes the rapists, the cartels, the gangs, and the international terrorists. Folks, it includes all of them. Can you believe the lawlessness and the absolute criminal activity by Washington State to maintain – oh, they’re invited guests from foreign countries beyond the voter list. That’s what this is really about, and they’re trying to maintain that. And they call me crazy. Yeah. You’ve identified what’s going on here. You see the writing on the wall.

And I know a lot of people do. I’m worried about people’s fear level. I mean, I don’t know what hill you want to die on, but we’re starting to find a lot of hills that are sticking up. And you’ve got to pick one and get through the fear. Especially the average block of indigenous, long-term legacy grew up in the 50s kind of people like us, or at least 60s, 70s, and 80s. We knew that we had a different country than we do now and want that back and want that for the grandchildren. I think that’s the biggest thing I’m concerned about for most Americans is, what are you doing here? So you’re not willing to defend your legacy, the greatness of your history, the amazing things that your predecessors and ancestors did, the great men that stood and built this nation.

And you’re not willing to look forward to the future when your offspring go forward. You’re not going to stand for any of that. [tr:trw].