Well, well, well; looks like in addition to constantly spewing moronic nonsense, Gov. Tampon may well have had his hand DEEP in the cookie jar.
Why else would he cover for a $billion fraud/money laundering scam in Minnesota, and go after whistleblowers for trying to report/draw attention to it?
That, plus he's terrified of angering the Minnesota Somali cabal at the core of it.....
An X.com social media account claiming to represent more than 480 current staff members at the Minnesota Department of Human Services on Saturday blamed Gov. Tim Walz for allowing massive fraud. The group accused Walz of shutting down reports of social services fraud, weakening safeguards, and retaliating against whistleblowers. Republican state Rep. Marion O’Neill said she’d spoken to the group of employees over a dozen times and in person. Their stories were consistent, she said.
What did Walz say about the accusations? The governor and former vice presidential candidate on Sunday said he was doing everything he could to put fraudsters in jail. Minnesota’s prosperity attracted criminals, he told NBC News. He would not demonize a community based on the actions of a few of its members, he said.
What fraud allegations are the employees referencing? The employees’ complaint came days after the Justice Department announced charges against its 78th defendant in the Feeding Our Future COVID-19 fraud scheme. The defendants allegedly claimed over $250 million in government reimbursements for feeding low-income children in Minnesota, when in fact they delivered little to no meals. Many of those charged come from Minnesota’s large Somali population. The federal government began filing such charges back in 2022.
In September, federal authorities charged eight people with wire fraud for draining resources from a Minnesota housing program meant to help the elderly and people with disabilities.
The New York Times also recently reported that other social services fraud schemes proliferated among Somalians in Minnesota over the last five years. President Trump on Nov. 21 said he was ending Somalians’ Temporary Protected Status in the United States over fraud allegations. Minnesota had become a money laundering hub under Walz, he said.
Why else would he cover for a $billion fraud/money laundering scam in Minnesota, and go after whistleblowers for trying to report/draw attention to it?
That, plus he's terrified of angering the Minnesota Somali cabal at the core of it.....
Minnesota government employees’ group blames Walz for allowing fraud
An X.com social media account claiming to represent more than 480 current staff members at the Minnesota Department of Human Services on Saturday blamed Gov. Tim Walz for allowing massive fraud. The group accused Walz of shutting down reports of social services fraud, weakening safeguards, and retaliating against whistleblowers. Republican state Rep. Marion O’Neill said she’d spoken to the group of employees over a dozen times and in person. Their stories were consistent, she said.
What did Walz say about the accusations? The governor and former vice presidential candidate on Sunday said he was doing everything he could to put fraudsters in jail. Minnesota’s prosperity attracted criminals, he told NBC News. He would not demonize a community based on the actions of a few of its members, he said.
What fraud allegations are the employees referencing? The employees’ complaint came days after the Justice Department announced charges against its 78th defendant in the Feeding Our Future COVID-19 fraud scheme. The defendants allegedly claimed over $250 million in government reimbursements for feeding low-income children in Minnesota, when in fact they delivered little to no meals. Many of those charged come from Minnesota’s large Somali population. The federal government began filing such charges back in 2022.
In September, federal authorities charged eight people with wire fraud for draining resources from a Minnesota housing program meant to help the elderly and people with disabilities.
The New York Times also recently reported that other social services fraud schemes proliferated among Somalians in Minnesota over the last five years. President Trump on Nov. 21 said he was ending Somalians’ Temporary Protected Status in the United States over fraud allegations. Minnesota had become a money laundering hub under Walz, he said.
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