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There is a scandal that is brewing in Minnesota that is costing taxpayers hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars.

It involves a man that the Democratic Party said should be the vice president of the United States of America, Tim Walts.

This scandal is now involving, as I mentioned,

hundreds of millions of dollars that were stolen from a federally funded nutrition program.

And him now may starve the Minnesota governor's chances of a political future.

The Hill newspaper is reporting this weekend.

The controversy involving Minnesota's influential Somali community

focuses on millions and millions of dollars stolen from the program

and has led to more than 50 convictions.

This was a massive fraud.

Federal prosecutors are now accusing dozens of people of stealing funds from a government program that was to feed children during the coronavirus

pandemic. What happened in reality? Anything but that.

Even the New York Times put the story on the radar of legacy media outlets on November the 29th with a report that federal prosecutor said as much as $1 billion.

I'm going to say that again.

As much as $1 billion, this is all taxpayer money, may have been stolen in separate fraudulent schemes.

Longtime allies are reportedly wondering if the governor should walk away from a re-election attempt for a third term as governor that according to dc political news outlet the hill

the hill also reporting it this way quote the governor i think has done a very respectable job

a good job in min Minnesota for the years that

he's been there. But he clearly is vulnerable, and in my view, he is riskier than any Democratic

candidate that might run. That is what a former Minnesota Democratic state senator and a political

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