a16.Tim Walz is now trying to shift blame in the massive Somali, linked fraud scandal that exploded
et’s be very clear about what’s happening here.
No one is blaming law-abiding citizens.
No one is blaming entire communities.
People are asking how one of the largest fraud schemes in U.S. history happened under his leadership, went unchecked for years, and involved state programs meant to feed kids, house the disabled, and help autistic children.
NEW: Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is now trying to shift blame in the massive Somali-linked fraud scandal that exploded on his watch.
Instead of explaining how over a BILLION dollars in taxpayer money vanished under state-run programs, Walz is reframing the conversation entirely. Here’s what he said: “It’s not law-abiding citizens. If that were the case, there’s a lot of white men who should be holding a lot of white men accountable for the crimes they have committed.” “Each community’s got this in their own midst, but to blame them and say that they should have been responsible for stopping it — I think that’s a pretty hard reach.”“I think we continue to educate folks about why they shouldn’t commit crimes.”
Let’s be very clear about what’s happening here.
No one is blaming law-abiding citizens.
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No one is blaming entire communities.
People are asking how one of the largest fraud schemes in U.S. history happened under his leadership, went unchecked for years, and involved state programs meant to feed kids, house the disabled, and help autistic children.
