Does the DFL have a plan behind the Medicaid fraud madness?

The further we dig into the Minnesota/Medicaid fraud fiasco, the more questions I get. The biggest question I have is simple. Is the DFL benefiting financially from the Medicaid fraud? I've heard, as we've all heard, that some of the money stolen from Minnesota's taxpayers, is potentially going to al-Shabaab, a part of al-Qa'ida. The more I dig, though, the more I question whether part of that money is going to the DFL. Why did it take Tim Walz and Keith Ellison 5+ years to figure out this fraud fiasco?

After reading this article, I'm wondering where the rest of the money went. The article reports "The actual number of Somali TPS beneficiaries in Minnesota is reportedly small, roughly 430 as of the most recent count, meaning the vast majority of the state’s Somalis will be unaffected by the move." Let me reiterate; where did the rest of the money go? Let's remember that a member of the committee was briefed a week ago by Acting Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph Thompson that the fraud payments is likely to exceed $8,000,000,000. That easily exceeds the $1,000,000,000 usually cited in legacy media articles.

Another question I have is this: Democrats constantly insist that they're fighting for Democracy. The system that these Somalis are supposedly using sounds like an oligarchy. Why would Democrats allegedly support an oligarchical system?

Republicans call for action

Minnesota House Republicans are adding to growing calls for federal action. On Monday, House Speaker Lisa Demuth, R–Cold Spring, House Republican Floor Leader Harry Niska, R–Ramsey, and several GOP members sent a letter to U.S. Attorney Daniel Rosen urging the Department of Justice to immediately investigate new allegations that stolen Minnesota tax dollars may be reaching overseas terrorist organizations.
The more I dig, the stranger this gets. The strangest part is still about the disappearing cash. Where did it disapear to? Check this interview out:

Follow that interview up with Minnesota State Sen. Rasmussen to this interview with Douglas Murray:

Talk about a ton of additional questions. The thing I don't have a question about is whether Gov. Walz is a leader. Simply put, he isn't. He never will be. In this video, Gov. Walz said that the rioting wouldn't continue another night:

The riots continued another 2 nights. KARE11 Anchor Julie Nelson told the audience that Gov. Walz didn't look good on the 4th night.

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