Tampon Timmy - aka Sugar Wallz
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Fueling speculation that it was Governor Walz who backed down, the Administration enjoyed a dramatically good day yesterday, despite the media feeding frenzy around the Pretti-Good shootings. Here’s the mini-roundup of yesterday’s Trump wins:- CNN ran four polls showing a majority of Americans agreed with the statement, “deport all illegals who are here immediately.” In short, Democrats lost the narrative, even their “compromise” narrative of pretending to agree on deporting criminal illegals.
- The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals stayed a lower court’s order barring federal agents from pepper-spraying or even interrogating unruly protesters.
- FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed on Sean Hannity’s show that a formal investigation is underway over local official involvement in a retarded Signal group coordinating Minneapolis protests. Some people should be sweating; potential charges include felony murder, which is involvement in any crime resulting in someone’s death.
- War Secretary Hegseth approved ICE’s use of Fort Snelling (near Minneapolis) as a forward operating base for ICE agents. This means protesters can no longer torture ICE agents at their hotels— and that Trump isn’t backing down. The Chronicle called it, “a sign of President Donald Trump’s Minnesota immigration siege digging in.”
We don’t know who blinked. And the politics of de-escalation require that no one know. But —just like with the Greenland deal— the off-ramp just magically appeared.
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Walz administration gives potentially fraudulent Medicaid providers advance notice of site visits
The Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) is performing unannounced site visits on more than 5,800 Medicaid providers in the state. The problem? DHS let providers know roughly when those site visits will occur.
As Minnesota’s fraud saga has continued to develop, much of the attention has focused on 14 state-run, Medicaid-funded welfare programs. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Minnesota, more than $9 billion could have been stolen from those programs since 2018.
One of those welfare programs was outright canceled because it was so riddled with fraud. The remaining 13 programs continue to face scrutiny as costs have ballooned and criminal fraud charges connected to some of those programs have been unveiled.
Fraud schemes in those types of cases typically involve a business enrolling in one of the Medicaid-funded programs and submitting fraudulent documents for reimbursement.
All 13 of the welfare programs under scrutiny have been deemed “high-risk” for fraud by DHS, the Minnesota state agency responsible for administering those programs.
Last month, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) said it is going to withhold Medicaid funds from those programs because of suspected fraud. HHS said it would resume funding those programs when the fraud is cleaned up.
Minnesota has appealed HHS’ decision, saying it was based on bad information, and said HHS plans to withhold up to $2 billion per year. As part of an effort to get HHS to reverse course, DHS has now unveiled an initiative called “Minnesota Revalidate 2026.”
That endeavor will examine whether 5,800 companies and organizations enrolled in the 13 welfare programs are meeting legal requirements. If providers meet legal requirements, then their eligibility to participate in those Medicaid-funded programs will be revalidated.
House Oversight Committee concludes Tim Walz' administration knew of fraud, failed to act
Walz and Ellison were aware of fraud
“Testimony obtained by the Committee reveals that Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison were aware of widespread fraud in social service programs, lied about their knowledge of the fraud, and retaliated against employees who dared to raise concerns,” Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer said in a statement.“Instead of protecting vulnerable Americans, they handed over billions in taxpayer dollars to fraudsters and threw their own state employees under the bus,” Comer added.
The committee launched an investigation in December into allegations of fraud in Minnesota’s public benefits programs after fresh evidence of daycare fraud in the state’s federally-funded childcare benefits program surfaced that month.
The new video evidence allegedly showing empty daycare facilities registered to serve hundreds of children aligned with warnings from the state’s legislative auditor dating back to 2018 that there were persistent signs of fraud in the program, Just the News reported.
The investigation also centered on a Minneapolis fraud ring connected to the state’s Somali immigrant community that exploited the state’s federally-funded food program. The Department of Justice first charged 47 people in 2021 as part of a $250 million scheme involving the nonprofit Feeding Our Future that prosecutors alleged diverted federal COVID-19 relief funds for personal gain.
Attorney General Merrick Garland, who served during the Biden administration, called it the largest pandemic-era fraud scheme ever identified.
At 10 AM Eastern Standard Time this morning, Minnesota Governor Tim “Code Talker” Walz and Attorney General Keith “Money is Power” Ellison are both scheduled to testify before the House Oversight Committee in Part II of the Committee’s investigation into what might be the biggest social services fraud in American history— at least $9 billion looted from programs meant to feed children, support autistic kids, house the disabled, and provide Medicaid to the most vulnerable Minnesotans.In other words, the fraudsters were not just stealing taxpayer money. Like in New York, they were stealing from children, autistic kids, the disabled, the elderly, and the sick. They are indeed the lowest of the low. Even below pond scum. They are the icky residue that pond scum leaves behind. The Residuans.
Even more despicable are the people who looked the other way, helped the scummy Residuans, covered up for them, and all the while failed to protect our most vulnerable citizens.
In Part I of the Oversight hearing, held back in January, state lawmakers told Congressmen that, at minimum, Governor Walz and AG Ellison failed to stop the fraud. According to whistleblowers who’d tried to expose the massive scheme, Walz and Ellison listened carefully to their alarmed reports, focused intently on the problem, and then squashed the whistleblowers into jelly. Minnesota’s Legislative Auditor piled on, reporting that the state’s Behavioral Health Administration failed to comply with most requirements, lacked basic internal controls to prevent waste and abuse, and essentially held the bag while Somali pirates scooped in billions.
Adding insult to injury, the pirates turned around and exported the money —money provided by generous Americans to care for sick children and disabled seniors— to foreign countries and terrorists. It’s hard to imagine a more horrifying scenario.
Making things even more awkward for Attorney General Ellison, there’s an inconvenient 2021 audio recording of his call with members of the Somali community— some of whom were later convicted of defrauding millions in taxpayer money by the DOJ after donating to Ellison’s campaign. Ellison’s office points to its record of prosecuting over 300 other Medicaid fraud cases as some kind of defense.
But there’s a weird problem. If he was so diligently prosecuting fraud, then how did the biggest fraud scheme in US history happen anyway? Hmmm? We’re waiting.
Corrupt drug prosecutors have been known to aggressively prosecute their patrons’ rivals, which both helps their friends and provides cover against future corruption allegations. An experienced RICO lawyer might guess that Ellison’s ‘300 fraud prosecutions’ —which all appeared after the fraud story hove into view— were of his Somali donors’ competitors, and were just meant to create an illusion of justice. I’m just spitballing. It’s only a theory. Don’t sue me.
During the Hearing Part I, Ellison regurgitated a series of defiant, Hillary-esque non-answers. Expect more of the same today. Walz, on the other hand, will experience his first sworn Congressional testimony, and we will learn how he handles the pressure. “Coach” Walz has only previously faced fawning media who tossed softballs and whispered the answers to him between cuts. It should be fun. Stand by for updates.
We don’t yet know how big and invasive the fraud investigation could get. So we can only wonder about several potentially massive possibilities. How might the scandal affect the presidential prospects of oleaginous Governor Newsom? Governor Walz already announced he won’t run for re-election. Who else might have to resign in disgrace? Will any public officials be arrested?
Then I wondered: How will funding freezes and fraud crackdowns affect Democrat fundraising before the midterms? And then I tripped and fell down the rabbit hole. C’mon down here with me.
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Dakota
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Mr Fallon ??? said Obama picked Biden because he knew he wasn't as smart as Obama and Biden picked Harris for the same reason and Harris picked YOU for the same reason. Paraphrasing but BOOM 
Worth a listen. Prior to saying that he dropped several facts. If you are scanning, he had a huge chart.
Worth a listen. Prior to saying that he dropped several facts. If you are scanning, he had a huge chart.
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I look forward to seeing this later!Mr Fallon ??? said Obama picked Biden because he knew he wasn't as smart as Obama and Biden picked Harris for the same reason and Harris picked YOU for the same reason. Paraphrasing but BOOM
Worth a listen. Prior to saying that he dropped several facts. If you are scanning, he had a huge chart.
Nancy Mace whips out the dry erase board and lights a fire:
You have to watch the whole thing, the pertinent part isn't that Walz can't define what a woman is, it's that he refuses to answer basic questions about the fraud that he certainly knew were coming, then gets all pissy about it.
You have to watch the whole thing, the pertinent part isn't that Walz can't define what a woman is, it's that he refuses to answer basic questions about the fraud that he certainly knew were coming, then gets all pissy about it.
Kyle
Beloved Misanthrope
I would’ve just like to have a pass to the gallery so that I could call him retard.
I really don’t wanna have to drive all the way to Minnesota and shout it out the window at his house.
