EXPOSED 🚨 Department of Education is laundering money back to the Democrat Party | Less than 25% of $280 billion is spent educating students

x.com ^ | Mar 15, 2025 | Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes

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EXPOSED 🚨 Department of Education is laundering money back to the Democrat Party

“This is why Democrats are losing their minds over Elon Musk. It's all about money”

Rep Harriet Hageman “The Federal Department of Education spends it as a budget of about $280 billion a year. Less than 25% goes to educating our students. So where does the other $220 billion go? It goes to a bureaucracy, it goes to a consultant, and that consultant then donates money BACK TO DEMOCRATS, and then it goes to a different consultant, and then it goes to an NGO. I mean, IT IS MONEY LAUNDERING and money churning at its absolute best.”

“Is the DOGE Program targeted at these bureaucrats?”

“Yes”

[mewzilla]

I’m wondering how much of it is going to keep teachers’ pensions funds above water....

[Democrat = party of treason]

SCUM SUCKING DEMOCRAT TRAITORS

[mewzilla]

Note to Pres. Trump and/or anyone from the WH:

Requiring detailed uniform budgetary reporting available to the public along with mandatory outside audits of school systems would be a big help for parents and local taxpayers.

[butlerweave]

The Democrat Party should be banned from politics , it’s nothing but a criminal organization

[Bob434]

Massive investigation and trials- that crap must end, and it could be huge - exposing massive corruption- need bulldog Investigstors on the case. Gov and business corruption makes the mafia look like amateurs.

[linMcHlp]

BTTT

[SaveFerris]

Democrats / Uniparty have been rigging the system
and stealing from the American taxpayers for a long time

That’s why they cover for one another

That’s why they hate an outside like President Trump

That’s why they hate DOGE auditing and shutting down their operations

[George from New England]

Elon needs a bullet proof bubble to continue.

[Frank Drebin]

[George from New England]

Crickets on display from MSM

[bray]

But how will we educate those poor starving children?

[Bon of Babble]

Not surprised since every year during my 33 years as a professional teacher I was told there was no money for textbooks, supplies or maintenance.

When repairs were needed, I got my husband in on the weekends. Ditto for custodial services - mopped and cleaned my own room, cleaned the cafeteria tables each day, swept up outside. All the custodial staff did was empty the trash cans - and that was sporadic. Was told repeatedly there was “no money” for custodians.

Repeatedly bought supplies such as pens and pencils, art supplies (I was an art teacher near the end of my career and was given a stipend of $200 for the entire year for art supplies which I had to buy from the district catalog), paper, tissues and more. No money for field trips, the buses were too expensive. Had to buy textbooks from Amazon’s secondary market b/c I didn’t have enough to go around and was told “no” when I asked for more - some teachers Xeroxed textbook. I know teachers who were limited in the amount of Xeroxing they could do and had to go to Kinko’s constantly - paid out of their own pockets - to cover assignments, one told me the local Kinko’s was filled with teachers from our school.

There was a lot more, I’ll leave it at that. I understand it is about $1,000/year what an average teacher spends out of his/her own pocket for supplies, I know for me it was a lot more than that. Depending on the year, I could deduct up to $1,000 on my taxes, some years a lot less. I always took the max.

Ask any teacher, they’ll tell you same.

[Carry_Okie]

Excellent synopsis by Hageman. She was a find.

The money laundering is nothing we didn't know about but for the magnitude of it. It would be interesting to note how much of the pending mortgage meltdown might be due to restraining the Democrat money laundering machine. $220B isn't chump change, but redirecting it would be a change for those chumps.

Nevertheless, if the Trump Administration redirects those funds as block grants to States, one can expect those that are blue to continue funding consultants and NGOs, a substantial fraction of which are in university administration and State bureaucracies. The move will allow red states to continue to avoid and outperform the blues but that will take time. thus mitigating the backlash to Democrats. Whether the Slave Party can keep the noise going and protect their fraudulent ballot generating operations long enough to take back Congress remains to be seen.

[linMcHlp]

IT IS MONEY LAUNDERING

[RandallFlagg]

You read my tagline.

[Tell It Right]

I told a teacher pal of mine over a couple of decades ago that back when I was in college there were plenty of computer science majors who changed their majors when they realized that math is hard, from CS to education.

My teacher buddy told me that she was seeing them intern in her classrooms and they were as dumb as I described. She also said that few of them had a love for kids. They were people who went to college because they heard in high school over and over to go to college, go to college, go to college, because college gets you ahead, blah blah blah. But they had no career vision and, once in college, looked for an easy finish. That easy finish for a lot of them was to become a teacher.

[madison10]

When I found out in college how much teachers had to “donate” out of their own means, that is when I backed out of teaching.

[bitt]

P

[AbolishCSEU]