Concerns have arisen regarding alleged fraud in taxpayer-funded daycare centers in Ohio, particularly in Columbus, where many Somali residents live. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine's office has dismissed these allegations, calling them "the cost of doing business. "
• Governor Mike DeWine's spokesperson, Dan Tierney, acknowledged that attempts to defraud daycare centers have been known in Ohio for decades. He stated that concerns about fraud are not new to the state.
• Tierney claimed that there is no current surge in fraud cases, despite public interest in the issue.
• Social media reactions have been intense, with individuals expressing outrage over the notion that potential fraud is an acceptable cost. Critics are demanding accountability, with some calling for DeWine's resignation.
• A recent video by YouTuber Nick Shirley has highlighted fraudulent daycare operations in Minnesota, intensifying scrutiny on similar schemes in Ohio. Critics argue that poor oversight and immigration policies contribute to these issues.
• In response, State Representative Brian Stewart has called for an investigation into the daycare fraud allegations in Columbus, urging state agencies to look into claims of misuse of taxpayer funds.
• The Ohio Department of Youth and Children manages daycare licensing and subsidies. The state reportedly spent over $800 million on childcare assistance in the fiscal year 2025.
The allegations of fraud in Ohio daycare centers raise serious concerns about oversight and public resource management. The state's dismissive response highlights ongoing issues related to fraud prevention and public accountability. Further investigations are being called for to address these concerns effectively.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/12/rino-ohio-governor-mike-dewines-office-dismisses-daycare/
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