Tim Walz's $8,000,000,000 fraud crisis

Thank God for Bill Glahn's research. For instance, Glahn's article, titled Land of 10,000 frauds, quotes Bloomberg columnist Patricia Lopez as saying "In a state that once prided itself on clean government, fraud allegations have been turning up in an array of nonprofits the state depends on to carry out programs related to housing, nutrition assistance, childcare and more. The total cost to taxpayers could exceed $1 billion, according to the US Attorney’s Office in Minnesota." Bill noted that "There isn’t a single word in the above paragraph that couldn’t have been written three years ago."

Further, the $1,000,000,000 figure is lightyears too low. While attending the Center for the American Experiment's 2025 Patriot Party in St. Cloud, I heard Rep. Walter Hudson, R-Albertville, say that Joseph Thompson, the acting U.S. Attorney for Minnesota, told him that the figure would hit $8,000,000,000. Hitting $1,000,000,000 in fraud is something worthy of being ashamed of. Hitting $8,000,000,000 in Minnesota fraud should get Gov. Tim Walz fired next November.

According to Andrew Luger, the former U.S. Attorney for Minnesota, "Minnesota has a fraud problem." Luger said that "as he finished his term." Making Medicaid fraud-related videos has practically become a cottage industry in Minnesota. Here's a video from MPR:

This one is from Fox9 News:

That's my favorite. It opens witht the anchor saying "It is still unclear why it took the state years to find millions of dollars of suspected fraud." With the fraud figure now expected to hit $8,000,000,000, I suspect the reason is rampant fraud. This video is from KARE11's A.J. Lagoe, who's been a superstar in this investigation:

What's worrying me is that Gov. Walz might get the 'Jay Jones Treatment', where Jones said he'd like to see his opponent's children "die in their mother's arms." Despite that horrific statement, Virginia Democrats elected Jones anyway. Let's pray that the DFL have more integrity than that. That's still an open question. It's time for all people of integrity regardless of political affiliation to stop Gov. Walz's rampant fraud by voting against him next November.

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