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Now if only they can Cook Kentanji.
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook is cooked. Said her home in Ann Arbor, Mich. was her principal legal residence getting a state tax break and a lower mortgage and insurance rate. Two weeks later, she said her home outside of Atlanta was her principal legal residence getting a state tax break and a lower mortgage and insurance rate. This is mortgage fraud.
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Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook is cooked. Said her home in Ann Arbor, Mich. was her principal legal residence getting a state tax break and a lower mortgage and insurance rate. Two weeks later, she said her home outside of Atlanta was her principal legal residence getting a state tax break and a lower mortgage and insurance rate. This is mortgage fraud.
Cue the classic line from Trump’s reality TV show, with a twist. Yesterday, Axios ran the widely covered story under the headline, “Fed governor Cook responds to Trump firing: "I will not resign.”” Now, cue up another historic showdown.
Since the Federal Reserve Act first passed in 1913, no president has ever formally removed one of the Federal Reserve’s governors. The Act expressly permits removal “for cause,” but nobody’s ever tried it, and the Supreme Court has never weighed in on what those two words mean. ...
Yesterday, President Trump quietly notified Fed Governor Lisa Cook of the bad news— via Truth Social. The public termination letter explained that Cook is subject to an ongoing mortgage fraud investigation, that the allegations are credible, and that fed governors must stand above reproach. So: bye, Felicia.
Like everyone else caught in Trump’s crosshairs since he resumed office —USAID, Harvard, and the “Institute for Peace,” for three examples— Ms. Cook knee-jerked by promptly denying that Trump is allowed to fire her. Resist!
In other words, and ironically, Ms. Cook now insists that the Federal Reserve is her primary residence. ...
So, I don’t know what Ms. Cook could be thinking, if she is thinking. If she fights this in court, she has two bad options. She could dispute the charges, which means Trump’s lawyers get to have a field day proving her mortgage fraud in court. Or, she could admit she lied, but attempt to argue that it doesn’t affect her job.
She’s ‘cooked’ either way. Chance she files suit: 50/50.
Yesterday, and even worse for Ms. Cook, her list of lies lengthened. Conservative education activist Chris Rufo (former multiplier recipient), accused Cook of stealing other people’s work in her handful of published works as a U. Mich. professor— nearly all of which were race-hustling nonsense. (Ignore my shocked face.)
Christopher F. Rufo X 4 @realchrisrufo • Apr 10, 2024
We have found that, in a series of academic papers spanning more than a
decade, Cook appears to have copied language from other scholars
without proper quotation and duplicated her own work and that of
coauthors in multiple academic journals, without proper attribution.
In "The Antebellum Roots of Distinctively Black Names," Cook copied-and-
pasted verbatim language from Calomiris and Pritchett, without using
quotation marks when describing their findings, as required by her own
university's written policy.
How could this happen? Rufo risks a ripe defamation lawsuit if he’s wrong. He wasn't wrong about former Harvard president Claudia Gay.
Now, I realize this new academic dishonesty makes Ms. Cook look like the latest Biden DEI hire, someone having zero business infesting one of the most politically powerful appointed offices in the world, but don’t jump to conclusions. It could be worse. It’s not like she wrote “attorney expenses” on a check stub or anything.
At her appointment, Lisa Cook was trumpeted as the first black woman on the Fed board. (Cue claims of racism.) But as far as I can tell, that’s where her accomplishments end. Cook’s sparse academic record has produced no widely cited papers. She’s written no economic books. She never worked in finance. She never won any significant awards that weren’t based on race hustling.
Now she’s saddled with serious credibility problems: alleged mortgage misstatements and new plagiarism claims. For a Fed governor, whose currency is integrity, that’s a devastating liability.
In other words, Trump picked the perfect governor to fry first. Keep cooking.
It's fraud on her property taxes and that's it.
WookieMan says
It's fraud on her property taxes and that's it.
Nope. Claiming a primary residence is not about getting a break on local taxes. it is about getting a better rate on GOVERNMENT BACKED home mortgages. This kind of fraud can lead to jail time.
HeadSet says
WookieMan says
It's fraud on her property taxes and that's it.
Nope. Claiming a primary residence is not about getting a break on local taxes. it is about getting a better rate on GOVERNMENT BACKED home mortgages. This kind of fraud can lead to jail time.
Our r/e expert doesn't even know what mortgage fraud is!
If one lies on a mortgage application, that's committing mortgage fraud. Duh!
And mortgage fraud is a serious offense, potentially resulting in criminal charges, fines, and imprisonment for up to 30

There are severe restrictions to renting out an FHA financed home.
Sisters and judgers
Luckily for her, embattled Federal Reserve
Governor Lisa Cook is having her legal action
being decided a by a judge who is her sorority
sister. If that's not a conflict of interest, nothing
is.
Trump fired Cook "for cause" after Federal
Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte
accused her of multiple instances of mortgage
fraud, but she is refusing to clear her desk.
Delta Sigma Theta, the historically black sorority
to which both Cook and DC District Judge Jia
Cobb belong, fosters lifelong sisterhood and
support. To underline that bond, the sorority's
"international president" Cheryl Turner issued a
statement titled "Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,
Incorporated Stands with Dr. Lisa D. Cook."
Despite the glaring ethical issues, it's unlikely
that Cobb will be removed from the case
because her boss, the chief judge, is none other
than Trump-hating meddler James Boasberg.




C'mon and perp walk the Bitch. It might just chill out the other miscreants.
Slap on the wrist for property tax evasion.
Slap on the wrist for property tax evasion.
President Donald Trump is preparing for a Supreme Court battle to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook.
On Monday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit temporarily blocked Trump from firing Cook.
The ruling allows Cook to participate in a pivotal interest rate-setting meeting scheduled to begin Tuesday.
It also sets the stage for the case to go to the high court.
The Trump administration is expected to seek an emergency stay from the Supreme Court.
It's interesting that Trump has the legal right to remove Cook according to the Fed's own charter, but the Fed is proving that it's superior to government in reality.
The charter was bullshit and now the lie is exposed. Those bankers are the true government.
WookieMan says
Slap on the wrist for property tax evasion.
Oh that's right. Mr RE Expert doesn't know what the hell mortgage fraud is.
Gee golly, has nothing to do with property taxes though...

A mortgage rate is trivial to property taxes.
WookieMan says
A mortgage rate is trivial to property taxes.
Irrelevant. She committed mortgage fraud by claiming primary residence to get a lower rate and lower downpayment. If she also filed paperwork for a homestead exemption, that is a s separate fraud issue.

Anyone who ever hired a fat black female for ANY position is out of his mind.
Gee golly...it DOES HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH PROPERTY taxes.
The biggest amount lost is property taxes. Not interest.

Prove otherwise beside whining. Anything. A link. Something.
The fraud is significant because she is maintaining high interest rates while at the same time committing fraud to achieve a lower interest rate for herself.
How much or how little money is involved is completely irrelevant.
Slap on the wrist for property tax evasion
IRS for lying on property taxes is handcuff time.
Again, mortgage fraud is a slap on the wrist. Tax fraud is a different animal.
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