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To: Brumar89 who wrote (911334)	12/30/2015 12:11:55 PM
From: Brumar89	Respond to of 1575171

Despite Inspector General's criminal referral, DoJ will not prosecute VA executives who scammed relocation compensation By Thomas Lifson Mel Brooks had it only half right. It’s good to be king, but it is also pretty damn good to be a federal bureaucrat, because you can get away with scamming hundreds of thousands of dollars and not be prosecuted. In fact, you can get to keep the money you scammed. Loretta Lynch’s Justice Department is letting VA executives Diana Rubens and Kimberly Graves to get off scot-free, despite this: An inspector general report found that Rubens and Graves obtained over $400,000 in relocation expenses, which they received after pushing subordinates out of positions, so that the two could then fill them, reduce their job responsibilities, collect bonus money and receive the same executive-level salaries. http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2015/12/despite_inspector_generals_criminal_referral_doj_will_not_prosecute_va_executives_who_scammed_relocation_compensation_comments.html IRS, EPA, VA show federal employees are a privileged class above the law.