Nursing home money must be divided evenly among union, nonunion facilities (Ct corruption)

Journal Inquirer ^ | 07/07/2015 | Mike Savino

[aimhigh]

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy’s administration will need to recalculate how it divides additional money in the budget for nursing homes to ensure the allocations comply with federal law. . . .

(Rep) Wood questioned why the state would give an additional $9 million to 60 unionized homes across the state, while the 170 facilities that aren’t unionized would need to share the remaining $4 million.

[aimhigh]

Follow the money. Have toilet paper ready when the get the end.

[concerned about politics]

additional $9 million to 60 unionized homes across the state, while the 170 facilities that aren’t unionized would need to share the remaining $4 million.

Because the unions give their union dues to democrats. They kick it back, and the tax payers are on the hook for it. The more the tax payers pay, the more the democrats can scam.
It's money laundering.
Too bad the elderly get the shaft for the sake of the democrat politicians, though. The poor elderly are seen as nothing but rotting away dollar signs.

[centurion316]

Look for the union label when you are looking for graft, corruption, and greed. They buy politicians for a reason.

[Ben Mugged]

Unions are the storm troopers of socialism.

[CdMGuy]

Democrat controlled state. Has been for many years. Expect nothing less from them.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks aimhigh.

Wood questioned why the state would give an additional $9 million to 60 unionized homes across the state, while the 170 facilities that aren’t unionized would need to share the remaining $4 million.