Vermont State Auditor Doug Hoffer is not the only one raising questions about Jonathan Gruber’s billing practices.The great moments of the Welfare State.
On Monday Darcie Johnston, head of Vermonters for Health Care Freedom, told Breitbart News that Gruber may have a “phantom billing” problem.
“Jonathan Gruber has failed to provide any evidence that the $80,000 he’s been paid by the state of Vermont for 800 hours of work he claimed was performed by unidentified research assistants was actually performed, or that these research assistants even exist and were paid,” Johnston told Breitbart News.
“There’s a term in health care for the practice of billing for services not provided. It’s called ‘phantom billing,’ and when doctors or health care providers do this, they face criminal charges.”
Monday, January 26, 2015
Jonathan Gruber Faces Questions About ‘Phantom Billing’ and Tax Reporting
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