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The corporation for National and Community Service was created to facilitate public service and to be a conduit for public money for the performance of public service.
The 1993 law that created this public entity also created an “ office of the Inspector General” which has as its sole responsibility to aggressively and INDEPENDANTLY investigate fraud and abuse where those public funds and the employees of the fund recipients are concerned.
Wednesday June 10, 2009 “at around 5:20 pm, Walpin -- , Inspector General of the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) -- was driving on a highway when he had received a phone call from Norm Eisen, special counsel to the president for ethics and government reform, informing him that President Obama no longer had confidence in him and wanted him to resign.”
And he only had one hour to decide whether he’d be fired or take the resignation route.
WHY~!??!?!
The law regarding Inspector Generals is “that the President may remove the IG only if he supplies the Congress with a statement of his reasons […].”
It should be noted that the offices and actions of these Inspector Generals are - by statute - intended to be independent allowing them to root out corruption and criminality without interference from politically motivated entities. This law regarding the inspector General and any termination of them was Co-Sponsored by the current President.
So Why is the President Violating the law (which he co-cosponsored) and ordering an inspector General to resign or be fired and giving him only one hour to decide which?
Could it have anything to do with Walpin’s “investigation into the use of AmeriCorps funds by a community group called St. HOPE Academy, founded by Kevin Johnson, former point guard of the Phoenix Suns, who was elected Mayor of Sacramento last November and is an ally of the president’s.”
Kevin Johnson was under investigation for misusing public funds for his own personal gain. Walpin was investigating him.
Walpin discovered that Johnson had used AmeriCorps employees to render to him “services “personally benefiting… Johnson,” such as “driving [him] to personal appointments, washing [his] car, and running personal errands.””
Walpin also discovered that “Grant-funded AmeriCorps members were taken “to New York to promote the expansion of St. HOPE operations in Harlem,”[..].”
The Grant for St Hope did not include such trips so the use of public money was unlawful when used outside the scope of the grant.
Walpin was investigating the specific activities undertaken in New York. Of course the question for Walpin was: was the NY trip just a junket for pleasure?”
Kevin Johnson immediately cried Fowl claiming political motivation and trying to trivialize his transgressions as the sort of errors that happen regularly. So Johnson thinks it’s just par for the course that he misused public money and the employes of a publicly funded enterprise for “driving [him] to personal appointments, washing [his] car, and running personal errands.””
I believe that each and every single one of those events would constitute a felony.
As to the trivial nature of Johnson’s transgressions (read: FELONIES) the amount of a settlement was $423,836.50 when the Fed came looking for what happened to it’s money - - your money people your money.
The settlement also held Kevin Johnson accountable personally for $72,836.50 of that larger amount.
It would seem that Johnson and the St Hope employees were not performing according to the grant proposal and grant rules and were engaged in a species of criminal embezzlement by misusing US funds.
Meanwhile the city of Sacramento was not getting its much needed Squanderlust funds. Because of the charges and the mayor’s involvement.
Walpin however saw things differently insisting that this settlement was a whitewash. “On May 6, Walpin expressed disagreement with the decision to settle.
“The only circumstance that changed was the sudden media and political pressure to settle the matter monetarily and lift the suspension,” Walpin wrote. “These pressures had the desired effect.””
blogs.abcnews.com/political...neral.html
blogs.abcnews.com/political...eral-.html
www.cncsig.gov/StHopeSR.html
www.cncsig.gov/index.html
I can only conclude that the President has decided that the laws do not apply to him. That he is above the law that his Racist proclivities are above the law and his political cronies are also above the law.
The President of the United States is a FELON.
The 1993 law that created this public entity also created an “ office of the Inspector General” which has as its sole responsibility to aggressively and INDEPENDANTLY investigate fraud and abuse where those public funds and the employees of the fund recipients are concerned.
Wednesday June 10, 2009 “at around 5:20 pm, Walpin -- , Inspector General of the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) -- was driving on a highway when he had received a phone call from Norm Eisen, special counsel to the president for ethics and government reform, informing him that President Obama no longer had confidence in him and wanted him to resign.”
And he only had one hour to decide whether he’d be fired or take the resignation route.
WHY~!??!?!
The law regarding Inspector Generals is “that the President may remove the IG only if he supplies the Congress with a statement of his reasons […].”
It should be noted that the offices and actions of these Inspector Generals are - by statute - intended to be independent allowing them to root out corruption and criminality without interference from politically motivated entities. This law regarding the inspector General and any termination of them was Co-Sponsored by the current President.
So Why is the President Violating the law (which he co-cosponsored) and ordering an inspector General to resign or be fired and giving him only one hour to decide which?
Could it have anything to do with Walpin’s “investigation into the use of AmeriCorps funds by a community group called St. HOPE Academy, founded by Kevin Johnson, former point guard of the Phoenix Suns, who was elected Mayor of Sacramento last November and is an ally of the president’s.”
Kevin Johnson was under investigation for misusing public funds for his own personal gain. Walpin was investigating him.
Walpin discovered that Johnson had used AmeriCorps employees to render to him “services “personally benefiting… Johnson,” such as “driving [him] to personal appointments, washing [his] car, and running personal errands.””
Walpin also discovered that “Grant-funded AmeriCorps members were taken “to New York to promote the expansion of St. HOPE operations in Harlem,”[..].”
The Grant for St Hope did not include such trips so the use of public money was unlawful when used outside the scope of the grant.
Walpin was investigating the specific activities undertaken in New York. Of course the question for Walpin was: was the NY trip just a junket for pleasure?”
Kevin Johnson immediately cried Fowl claiming political motivation and trying to trivialize his transgressions as the sort of errors that happen regularly. So Johnson thinks it’s just par for the course that he misused public money and the employes of a publicly funded enterprise for “driving [him] to personal appointments, washing [his] car, and running personal errands.””
I believe that each and every single one of those events would constitute a felony.
As to the trivial nature of Johnson’s transgressions (read: FELONIES) the amount of a settlement was $423,836.50 when the Fed came looking for what happened to it’s money - - your money people your money.
The settlement also held Kevin Johnson accountable personally for $72,836.50 of that larger amount.
It would seem that Johnson and the St Hope employees were not performing according to the grant proposal and grant rules and were engaged in a species of criminal embezzlement by misusing US funds.
Meanwhile the city of Sacramento was not getting its much needed Squanderlust funds. Because of the charges and the mayor’s involvement.
Walpin however saw things differently insisting that this settlement was a whitewash. “On May 6, Walpin expressed disagreement with the decision to settle.
“The only circumstance that changed was the sudden media and political pressure to settle the matter monetarily and lift the suspension,” Walpin wrote. “These pressures had the desired effect.””
blogs.abcnews.com/political...neral.html
blogs.abcnews.com/political...eral-.html
www.cncsig.gov/StHopeSR.html
www.cncsig.gov/index.html
I can only conclude that the President has decided that the laws do not apply to him. That he is above the law that his Racist proclivities are above the law and his political cronies are also above the law.
The President of the United States is a FELON.
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