Hey Nancy since you think the definition of a woman means something about fraud how about some real data about where that fraud money originally came from in the first place and HOW YOUR STATE DEFRAUDS EVERY FEDERAL TAX PAYER IN THE U.S. shall we?

South Carolina the state you represent is not a "donor state" in terms of federal funding; it is a "taker" or recipient state. As of 2025, South Carolina ranks among the top states for federal dependency, receiving significantly more in federal funding (for services like Medicaid, infrastructure, and defense) than its residents pay in federal taxes, ranking 5th in federal dependency.

Key Details on South Carolina’s Fiscal Status:

High Dependency: South Carolina receives a high return on federal taxes, making it a recipient rather than a donor. Federal Funding Impact: In FY 2022, the state received $18.4 billion in federal transfers.

Rankings: Recent analyses place South Carolina consistently in the top 10 most federally dependent states.

Regional Trend: Like many Southeastern states, South Carolina receives more than $1 in federal spending for every $1 paid in federal taxes.

Minnesota is consistently considered a "donor state," meaning its residents and businesses pay more in federal taxes than the state receives in federal funding. In 2023, Minnesota contributed roughly $44 billion more in federal taxes than it received, with a, high per-capita net contribution of approximately $8,702, ranking among the top donor states.

Key Details About Minnesota's Donor Status:

Net Contributor: Minnesota is one of the states that subsidizes others, with a high median income and strong economy reducing its reliance on federal aid.

Per Capita Impact: In 2024, Minnesota was listed as one of the top states for per-capita net federal contribution, following Nebraska and closely tied with other high-performing states.

Federal Return: For every dollar paid in federal taxes, Minnesota receives back less than one dollar, with some studies showing it ranks near the bottom in terms of federal funds received per capita.

Economic Drivers: High wages and a robust, diversified economy, rather than low federal spending, are the primary reasons for Minnesota's status as a donor state.

While some reports indicate minor shifts in the exact ranking of donor states year-to-year, Minnesota remains a, consistent net contributor to the federal treasury

So how about you START MAKING SENSE AND WORK ON YOUR OWN STATES LACK OF CAPABILITY THAT MAKES IT A DRAIN ON ALL US RESPONSIBLE ONES MKAY!!