Biden EPA appointee compared taxpayer funds to gold bars

EPA leader Zeldin uncovers Biden's alleged 20 billion dollar wasteful spending scheme

A shocking revelation by the Environmental Protection Agency administrator exposes alleged financial mismanagement under the previous administration.

According to Fox News, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced the discovery of $20 billion in taxpayer money that he claims was deliberately mishandled by the Biden administration and stored at an undisclosed financial institution.

The controversy emerged following a video that surfaced two months ago showing a Biden EPA political appointee making concerning statements about rushing to spend billions in taxpayer funds before the presidential transition.

Zeldin's team has launched an investigation into what he describes as an unprecedented scheme to hastily allocate funds with minimal oversight.

The EPA administrator quoted the appointee's words, which compared the rushed distribution of taxpayer money to throwing gold bars off the Titanic before it sank.

Zeldin explained that this financial maneuver was unprecedented in EPA history, suggesting it was deliberately designed to quickly obligate money while avoiding standard oversight procedures before the change in administration.

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