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removing Glenn Fine, arguably the most respected IG in D.C. Read the attached article on the countrywide corruption around the PPP and CARES legislation. There should be an investigation into the ramifications of such actions on Minnesota's frauds...which Gov. Walz attacked.

Link: https://www.brookings.edu/articles/addressing-the-other-covid-crisis-corruption/

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began during the Trump admin.

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If I worked for the Brookings Institute I could have written what your posted... as well as a counterpoint.

But on an emotional level I feel strongly opposed to the open border policies that brought unassimilable pirates to our shores who have zero inhibitions about committing massive nfraud on US taxpayers.

I suppose you are emotionally committed to tolerance of this behavior, especially when if results in the election of "progressive" (sic) politicians.

So... I only read the first couple paragraphs of your link because it was gratuitously tendentious.

center piece of this massive fraud. As you'll see, it was a white Minnesota woman, Aimee Buck, who was the creator and mastermind...not the 260K Somalis she used as a ruse.

As for your repeated claims of "Open Borders"...the truth is that the Biden admin joined with responsible Republican Senators to pass legislation that would address all Border Security and Immigration issues...only to have the bill stopped by Trump so that his #1 talking point (your 'Open Borders' meme) wouldn't be taken away from him prior to the 2024 election...see my previous posts containing videos of GOP Sen. Lankford's speeches to the Senate as substantiation.

Hard to imagine someone with your background is having so much trouble assessing the truth in all this.


Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feeding_Our_Future

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An excerpt from the NYTimes - by real investigative journalists
December 18

"An investigation into fraud in Minnesota’s social services programs has broadened significantly, federal prosecutors said on Thursday.

The prosecutors told reporters that they were investigating suspicious billing practices in 14 Medicaid-funded programs. Until now, the investigation had focused on only three safety net programs run by state agencies.

“What we see in Minnesota is not a handful of bad actors committing crimes,” Joseph H. Thompson, the federal prosecutor overseeing the investigation said at a news conference. “It is staggering industrial-scale fraud.”

A preliminary assessment suggests that more than half of the $18 billion in taxpayer funds spent on the 14 programs and intended to help low-income, vulnerable people since 2018 was most likely stolen, the federal prosecutors said.

Prosecutors described the expansion of their investigation as they announced charges against six new people, accusing them of defrauding safety net programs. That brought to 92 the number of people charged in a yearslong fraud investigation that has roiled state politics in Minnesota and has drawn the attention of the White House. So far, at least 60 people have been convicted. Others are awaiting trial or have fled the country.

The new defendants included two men from Philadelphia who engaged in what Mr. Thompson called “fraud tourism.” He said they had been drawn to the state “because they knew and understood that Minnesota was a place where taxpayer money can be taken with little risk and few consequences.” Lawyers for the men did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Also on Thursday, F.B.I. agents searched a business in a Minneapolis suburb that the authorities say had billed the state more than $1.1 million as part of a program designed to support for disabled adults. A call to the business went unanswered.

The new developments came a week after Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota, a Democrat, appointed a judge and former F.B.I. agent to oversee a state effort to create stronger fraud safeguards for social service programs."


Link: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/18/us/minnesota-fraud-scandal.html

It could be the mere tip of an iceberg of government fraud and corruption.

management and corrupt civilians abused this to bilk the State and country out of big dollars. I'm sure there are some working
in government who alerted others on how to work the system yet it's more likely true that there are a very many dishonest
fuckwads abusing the system. Like SNAP and other government programs that are meant to be positive programs but dishonest corrupt
thieving grifting no-goods take advantage of what is meant to assist and help. And please don't post the private sector would do
a better job of these things - they're the very same people who are scamming today - take djt - that's the big scam and you MAGAhats
are right there supporting him. He's the king of grifting - as corrupt as has ever been and ya'll are just fine with him and his
enablers.

But the question or the subject is about journalism and what you posted hasn't any earmarks of real journalism.

“because they knew and understood that Minnesota was a place where taxpayer money can be taken with little risk and few consequences.”

Apparently it wasn't a secret.

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