Wounded Warrior Project’s top execs fired amid lavish spending scandal | Fox News
Wounded Warrior Project’s CEO, Steven Nardizzi, and COO, Al Giordano, were fired by the charity’s board amid criticisms about how it spent more than $800 million in donations over the last four years. The development was confirmed by Abernathy MacGregor, a public relations firm hired to represent the veterans charity.
From public records, CBS News found that the charity spent only 60 percent of donations on vets. Odierno disputed the figure, claiming the organization spends about 80 percent. But that number includes expenses spent on promotional items, direct response advertising and postage costs, which charity watch groups do not consider programming.
Lose American flag or lose job; Iron workers stand ground after reported threat | BizPac Review
A group of ironworkers and riggers working in Louisiana have been told to remove American flags from their trucks or be terminated.
Lose the American Flag or Lose Your Job – Uncle Sam’s Misguided Children
Jarome Hatch, a member of the crew, who thanked BPR and informed us that he just left a meeting in which the crew was told their vehicles, with American flags attached, are now allowed back on the property as long as they are properly fastened and the speed limit is obeyed.
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