This isn’t ironic. Someone made a claim, they should be asked for the proof for that claim.
You also asked for source, got one, then went into cognitive dissonance. I am really concerned by the layers of mental gymnastics you go through to deny the reality that Trump is monster and you got scammed
Incorrect.
"sourced accusations", i.e. who is the alleged victim that made the accusation? Not which govt. agency had a document with the complaint typed out on it. (duh)
I also asked about when these complaints were received.
And it was ironic, because there is no "proof" for any of the claims at the OP, but Seltzer was demanding proof of another claim (i.e. the daycare fraud thing).










