The following article, Meet the Latest Black Female Democrat Fraudster, was first published on The Black Sphere.

Oh, the sweet, sparkling irony of it all. Picture this: Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, a self-proclaimed champion of the underserved.

What did this representative of the people do when she noticed an “accidental” $5 million FEMA windfall hit her bank account during a global pandemic that ravaged her Florida district?

Most folks might think, “Whoops, better return that—it’s for disaster relief, after all.” But not our enterprising congresswoman. According to federal prosecutors, her first instinct wasn’t restitution; it was reinvention.

According to federal prosecutors, her first reaction was to pull a caper that would have made the Biden crime family jealous: laundering the loot through a maze of accounts, disguising its origins like a bad spy novel, and funneling a hefty chunk straight into her 2021 campaign war chest.

Why? To secure her seat and keep the “perpetual funding machine” humming, ensuring her crooked ass could continue uninterrupted in office. And the cherry on top? After locking in her political longevity, she rewarded herself with a rare 3-carat-plus Fancy Vivid Yellow Diamond ring, clocking in at a cool $109,000—because nothing says “serving the people” like a gemstone that could fund a small community center.

Let’s dissect this scheme like a frog in biology class, shall we?

The feds allege Cherfilus-McCormick’s family-run healthcare company, Trinity Health Services, snagged the $5 million overpayment from FEMA amid COVID chaos. Instead of alerting authorities or, heaven forbid, sending it back to help actual disaster victims—like the Black single mothers in her district struggling with evictions and empty pantries—she and her brother reportedly went full Ocean’s Eleven.

They routed the funds through multiple bank accounts, obscuring the trail with transfers that screamed “shell game.” A “substantial portion” allegedly landed in her campaign coffers via straw donors—illegal proxies who funneled the cash to keep her in office, perpetuating a cycle of self-serving “service.”

It’s genius in its greed:

Use stolen taxpayer dollars to buy votes, stay in power, and unlock more opportunities for grift. Did a single dollar trickle down to Black causes? Of course not. One would think that if this woman got a $5 million windfall, she would donate 10 percent to the Black church that Democrats use so often for their dirty work.

Zero evidence of community reinvestment.

Instead, it went to bling and her campaign. And when the ring’s purchase raised eyebrows? She allegedly Photoshopped it out of her Christmas portrait, as if digital airbrushing could erase federal charges. Hypocrisy level: Expert. While her constituents battled pandemic poverty, she built a fortress of fraud.

But Cherfilus-McCormick isn’t pioneering this playbook.

She’s just the latest remix in a playlist of progressive Black women Democrats who wield victimhood like a shield while allegedly wielding public funds like a personal ATM.

The arc is as predictable as a bad rom-com: Rise on narratives of systemic oppression, claim the “lowest rung” on society’s ladder, then climb it with kickbacks, luxury perks, and schemes that leave their communities dangling. It’s hypocrisy wrapped in irony, served with a side of “Who, me?” deflection.

Take Ilhan Omar, the Squad’s fiery voice for the forgotten, who fled Somali hardship only to allegedly entangle herself in Minnesota’s Feeding Our Future fiasco—a $250 million-plus fraud where child nutrition funds vanished into luxury cars and mansions. Omar hosted events at fraud-linked sites, received donations from indicted players, and defended the program tied to the scam, all while crying “racism” at scrutiny. Add in campaign finance drama: Reimbursing herself for posh travel, paying her husband’s consulting firm millions amid affair whispers (though some claims were dismissed by the FEC), and luxury flights that scream “escape from poverty? Check—now upgrade to first class.” Did her district’s struggling families see a dime? Nope, but the fraudsters sure did. Irony alert: Championing refugees while programs meant for kids feed criminal appetites instead. Estimates grow daily (currently $8 billion) as to the total amount of Somali fraud perpetrated on taxpayers.

Then there’s “Big Tish” Letitia James

New York’s crooked AG built her brand busting “fraudsters” like Trump for asset inflation. Yet she faced her own federal indictment for mortgage fraud—allegedly fudging details on a Virginia property purchase, misrepresenting it as her primary residence (or flipping it as an investment) to snag sweeter loan terms, even oddly listing her father on docs. Prosecutors charged her with bank fraud and false statements, though grand juries twice declined to indict, and the DOJ appealed. The hypocrisy? She’s the one preaching “nobody above the law” while dodging her own spotlight. When called out? “Political witch hunt!”—a page straight from the playbook she critiques. Black communities in NYC grapple with housing crises, yet her alleged scheme prioritized personal real estate gains over public good. No funneling to causes here; just funneling favors to herself.

Tiffany Heynard

Tiffany Henyard, Dolton’s self-styled “Super Mayor,” turned taxpayer dollars into a Vegas vacation fund. Lori Lightfoot’s probe uncovered $171,000+ in lavish travel (first-class flights, swanky hotels), a $1 million personal security detail amid soaring crime, and unexplained credit card splurges that tanked the village from surplus to $3.65 million deficit. Henyard vetoed probes, cried smears, and kept partying—throwing an $85K festival while under FBI scrutiny. Irony: Preaching for the “forgotten” while forgetting budgets, leaving residents with deficits and her with designer duds. Black single moms in her town? Left holding the bill for her blowouts.

Fani Willis

Fani Willis, the DA doggedly pursuing Trump for “election fraud,” got tangled in her own web of alleged impropriety. She hired lover Nathan Wade as special prosecutor, paying him $650K+ in fees, then joined him on luxury trips billed indirectly through those funds. Conflicts, misuse allegations, and forfeiture fund questions flew, met with race-card deflections. Justice for all? Apparently not when it funds romances. Communities seeking equity got lectures; she got vacations.

Stacey Abrams

Stacey Abrams, eternal crusader against “voter suppression,” linked to Rewiring America—a climate group snagging $2B in EPA grants for “decarbonizing.” Critics dubbed it a slush fund; her senior counsel role drew fire from Trump and Musk as cronyism. Defended as aiding the poor, but millions flowed pre-scrutiny. From failed bids to green gains—oppression narratives funding elite agendas?

Cori Bush

And Cori Bush? Paid her now-husband $100K+ in campaign funds for “security” amid a “defund the police” stance—sparking DOJ probes. Her hubby later charged with wire fraud for COVID relief scams. Threats real, but payouts questionable. Irony: Defunding cops while funding family.

This isn’t coincidence; it’s a cottage industry of entitlement. They sermonize on equity from the pulpit of privilege, weaponizing identity to deflect accountability. Black single mothers? Forgotten in the fraud. Communities? Left with crumbs while these “leaders” feast. The lesson? When they cry “oppression,” peek at their portfolios. Voters deserve servants, not schemers—time to Photoshop the hypocrisy out of politics for good.

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