Closing arguments: Amy Klobuchar doesn't care about fraud

The evidence is unmistakable. Sen. Amy Klobuchar sees Medicaiid fraud as a purely partisan issue. Sen. Klobuchar doesn't see Medicaid fraud as a problem needing fixing. We've known this since the Center for the American Experiment quoted Sen. Klobuchar as saying "The people of Minnesota were ripped off. This was wrong and it should have been caught earlier." Then the Center reported "between January 20, 2022 — the day the FBI raided Feeding Our Future — and December 31, 2025 — right before she launched her campaign for governor — Amy Klobuchar issued 1,085 press releases, and not one of them addressed the Minnesota fraud scandal."

Whst Klobuchar said at FarmFest is right. Minnesotans were ripped off. Unfortunately, she's a phony. She thinks that saying the right thing, then doing nothing, fixes Minnesota's worst problems. This isn't a one-off. It's a pattern. Recently, Sen. Klobuchar unveiled her 'plan' to make health insurance affordable. In Dec. 2009, Sen. Klobuchar voted for the ACA, the bill that caused our current health insurance crisis. Time-after-time, Sen. Klobuchar played the arsonist, then the firefighter.

Since joining the governor's race, Sen. Klobuchar has touted her affordability plan. I don't trust her on that. She voted for the American Rescue Plan, which spent $1,900,000,000,000. That's $1.9 TRILLION USD! That bill created a recession by the end of Q2 of 2022, while giving us 9.1% inflation. That isn't affordability. That's making life expensive! Trusting Sen. Klobuchar to lower health insurance premiums is like putting Bonnie and Clyde in charge of bank security:

Further, for those who haven't paid attention, Minnesota has a fraud crisis. This article says that "A new federal report puts Minnesota at the top of a list no state wants to be on: the number of subjects per capita identified in suspected healthcare fraud reports. A new analysis from the U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, known as FinCEN, shows Minnesota had the highest number of subjects per capita identified in bank reports tied to suspected healthcare fraud."

Given Sen. Klobuchar's habit of not paying attention to fraud, the last person I'd want to trust with lowering health insurance premiums while significantly dropping Minnesota's per capita health care fraud rate is Sen. Klobuchar. Why is Minnesota so sloppy in terms of fraud? Is it that they don't care?

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