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Evading accountability, tribal privilege, and the high cost of silence
From land grabs to hit-and-runs, housing failures to hidden agendas—ten stories that expose a growing pattern of double standards, vanishing oversight, and taxpayer-funded hypocrisy.
A different kind of “self-reliance”?
Vice Chair of the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe, Loni Greninger, recently testified before the U.S. Senate, insisting that tribal nations need more federal support for behavioral health, food security, employment, housing, and childcare. Yet she also called for greater tribal self-governance and self-determination. So which is it?
Greninger’s testimony reveals a familiar tension…
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