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Project Veritas Reveals Biden’s ‘Unannounced Plan B’ to Work Around Supreme Court Ruling on Student Loan Bailout (VIDEO)



Project Veritas revealed more details on Biden’s ‘unannounced Plan B’ to work around the Supreme Court’s ruling.

Makese Motley, the Director of Federal Policy for Chiefs for Change told an undercover Project Veritas journalist that the Biden Admin is

According to Motley, not only did the Biden Admin expect their loan forgiveness program to be struck down in the Supreme Court, but they have a ‘backup’ that would radically change the current income-driven repayment (IDR) program.

The new proposed IDR program will raise the floor of what would be $0 per month payment – under the current income-based repayment structure for federal student loans requires an annual income of no more than $32,800.

Under Biden’s new IDR plan, the annual income requirement will be raised to $80,000 per year, according to Makese Motley.

This would make more people eligible for $0 per month, but it would be credited as a payment.


 

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🔥 I hate to say I told you so. Well, maybe that’s too strong. Anyway, the Post Millennial ran a story yesterday headlined, “BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: CHAOS at Project Veritas—almost ALL employees have been laid off: sources.”

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Project Veritas’ Replacement CEO Hannah Giles, burning it down

Last year, in an astounding act of self-immolation, right after breaking the historic undercover video of a Pfizer executive admitting the pharma company was dabbling in illegal gain-of-function genetic tinkering with viruses — to make them more deadly — Project Veritas summarily and mysteriously defenestrated its founder, investigative journalist James O’Keefe.

Now, according to the Post Millennial, yesterday the scrappy anti-establishment media group fired most of its operations staff, about 20 people, leaving basically a skeleton crew. The news momentarily appeared on Project Veritas’ official, blue-checked Twitter account:


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Ironically, the story hasn’t yet been confirmed by pro-transparency Project Veritas, and normally I would wait a day or two to see what shakes out. But it looks like the predicted chickens of failure are finally nesting right in the bankrupt roosts where we thought they’d be.

"Since James quit," a source told the Post Millennial, "the donations dried up...the donations never resumed. The board were desperate to bring Hannah on board because they thought it would be cute, but the problem is she's a charlatan and a fraud. Everything she's ever done has been a failure, and she lied to everyone, claiming she had all these donors she could bring in."

It was always a childlike fantasy to believe that a heterodox, donation-supported organization like Project Veritas could ever survive without its iconic founder. But maybe that was the point?




 
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Project Veritas Reportedly Suspends Operations



This train wreck became inevitable the day James O’Keefe was forced out (or left on his own, depending who you believe). O’Keefe was the public face and persona of Project Veritas, and the reason so many people gave so many millions of dollars. No James, no donations sufficient to sustain the operation.

We covered the drama as it unfolded:
Since that last linked post, the Washington Post obtained an alleged draft of an audit report from Project Veritas’ outside counsel detailing James alleged excess spending. The Post summarized the findings, but did not publish or link the actual audit report. The report was consistent with the allegations made against James in the lawsuit and eslewhere – He spent too much on being James:

In August 2022, James O’Keefe needed to get to Maine for a sailing trip. Rather than take a commercial flight for roughly $200, the conservative undercover-video activist directed his employees to book a $12,000 helicopter flight direct from New York to the seaside town of Southwest Harbor, using funds donated to Project Veritas, the nonprofit he founded, according to a draft of a private internal audit conducted by an independent law firm.
When bad weather forced the helicopter to make an unscheduled landing in Portland, O’Keefe booked a $1,400 black car for the three-hour drive from the helipad to the sailboat. O’Keefe justified the expenses by saying that he had a meeting near the dock, the audit stated. Two Project Veritas staffers described the person he met with to The Washington Post as a low-level donor.
It wasn’t the first time O’Keefe had covered personal expenses with funds from the donor-supported nonprofit whose self-described mission is investigative journalism, according to the report compiled by Dorsey & Whitney, a firm hired by the Project Veritas board in the wake of its founder’s departure in February. A copy of the report was shared with The Post.
There was $208,980 worth of luxury black-car travel over a two-year period. There was a $600 haul of bottled water during one hotel stay in San Antonio. There was even a $2,500 set of DJ equipment; O’Keefe dreamed of playing a set at Coachella, according to two former employees, and was irritated when his staff couldn’t get him booked at the legendary California music festival.


Based on the description in WaPo, it’s far from clear that any of this was criminal, but getting James prosecuted seems to be a major objective of those with whom he had a falling out. Neither the lawsuit nor getting James prosecuted ever could save the company.






 

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