With the massive Minnesota fraud case getting bigger by the day, Governor Tim Walz announced that he is putting together a new 'fraud prevention' program.
According to multiple reports, Walz has known about the fraud for years, so the big question is, why didn't he do this years ago when he first found out about it?
"Well, because he didn't want to at that time" said Alex Plecash, chairman of the Republican Party of Minnesota, "It's a mess that they didn't want to get into, and by investigating I think there was also a feeling that they'd be rubbing the wrong way with constituencies that they count on for getting votes. The oversight that he had full authority to do, he never did."
He never did, even after being informed by whistleblowers, exactly what was going down.
"He's kind of late to the party" Plecash told KTRH, "Because this was all done for years under his watch. It's way too little, way too late."
But it is not too late for the Trump administration, which has put together it's own special 'strike team', to deal with the rampant fraud in Minnesota.
"This is a massive failure of leadership by Tim Walz" noted Plecash, "He was warned, and he ignored the whistleblowers. I think now is about time he has to listen to the people of Minnesota."
Well, the Minnesota DHS, which informed Walz about the fraud has spoken, posting on X: Tim Walz is 100% responsible for massive fraud in Minnesota. We let Tim Walz know of fraud early on, hoping for a partnership in stopping fraud but no, we got the opposite response. Tim Walz systematically retaliated against whistleblowers using monitoring, threats, repression, and did his best to discredit fraud reports.
Even the leftist media which has tried to cover for Walz, is finally being forced to acknowledge that his political career is in trouble.
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