Well, well, well—what do we have here? Another so-called “green energy” initiative that turned out to be nothing more than a multi-billion-dollar slush fund for Democrat operatives. And this time, it’s a nonprofit linked to none other than Stacey Abrams that’s smack in the middle of it.
Let’s break it down. The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)—yes, the very same agency led by Elon Musk that’s been digging through the wreckage of the Biden years—just uncovered a staggering $2 billion that went to a group called Power Forward Communities (PFC). Never heard of it? That’s because it didn’t exist before October 2023. And yet, within six months of launching, it magically landed a massive taxpayer-funded grant from Biden’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Here’s where it gets even more unbelievable:
- In its first three months, PFC reported a grand total of… $100 in revenue.
- It had zero experience managing anything close to $2 billion.
- It was one of eight organizations that received part of a $20 billion windfall from the Biden EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund—a program buried in the so-called Inflation Reduction Act.
- And just to make sure Congress couldn’t touch it, Biden’s EPA quietly stashed the money in an outside financial institution.
That’s right, folks. Twenty billion taxpayer dollars were sitting outside the federal government’s reach, being doled out with no oversight. It took Lee Zeldin, the new EPA administrator, and DOGE investigators to unearth the whole scheme.
“Roughly twenty billion of your tax dollars were parked at an outside financial institution by the Biden EPA,” Zeldin revealed earlier this month. “This scheme was the first of its kind in EPA history and it was purposefully designed to obligate all of the money in a rush job with reduced oversight.”
So how did a group with no financial history and only $100 in the bank get picked to manage $2 billion? Maybe the fact that it’s connected to Stacey Abrams, a longtime Biden and Kamala Harris ally, had something to do with it. Abrams, in case you forgot, is a senior counsel at Rewiring America, a left-wing climate group that just happens to lead a coalition of organizations—including PFC.
This kind of blatant political favoritism isn’t just unethical—it reeks of fraud. Energy policy expert Daniel Turner didn’t mince words, saying: “For an organization that has no experience in this, that was literally just established, and had $100 in the bank to receive a $2 billion grant—it doesn’t just fly in the face of common sense, it’s out and out fraud.”
And here’s the kicker: this isn’t the first time Abrams-linked nonprofits have been caught playing fast and loose with money. Earlier this month, an ethics watchdog filed an IRS complaint against two other groups Abrams founded—the New Georgia Project and its lobbying arm. Turns out, they failed to disclose millions in contributions and expenditures during the 2018 election cycle, and they’ve already been ordered to pay $300,000 in fines for violating state campaign finance laws.
