Quote from: DKG on December 13, 2025, 05:24:31 PMThe most likely outcome is that he will evade justice.

No shit!

Trump's education secretary accuses Walz of benefiting from the rampant fraud in Minnesota.

Minnesota appears to be a magnet for fraudsters, particularly from Somalia.

While the problem has hardly been a secret — scores of bad actors have been charged and/or convicted in connection with various fraud schemes in the state — the Trump administration has recently taken a special interest, exploring just how bad the graft has gotten on Democratic-Farmer-Labor Gov. Tim Walz's watch.

Much of the focus has so far been on the alleged fraud committed by members of the Somali community in relation to coronavirus pandemic relief funding. However, Education Secretary Linda McMahon hammered Walz in a letter on Monday over student aid fraud in the Gopher State, calling on him to resign.

The noose is getting tighter around Walz's neck. He is already a lame-duck governor. I expect the calls for him to resign to start coming from within his own party.

Tim Walz was mocked and ridiculed on social media after trying to mock President Donald Trump on student loans.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz tried to bring up the president's past history in business to assail him for new rules on student loans that will force borrowers to pay their debts back.

"Says the guy with 6 bankruptcies," wrote Walz in response to the CNBC headline: "Trump administration to start seizing pay of defaulted student loan borrowers in January."

The odd response was immediately assailed by many on social media who brought up the investigation into massive government benefit fraud in the Minnesotan Somali community. Walz has been accused of obstructing efforts to uncover the alleged fraud schemes.

"STFU, Tim. If you had a shred of shame maybe you'd resign before Christmas after allowing billions of dollars to go to Somali 3rd world pirates. You're a disgrace," responded Eric Daugherty of Florida's Voice.

"Bold talk on 'responsibility' from a governor whose own state is under investigation for industrial‑scale fraud in federal nutrition and social‑service programs," read another response.

"Lots of businesses file bankruptcy, Tampon Tim. What businesses have you created? Except the Somalian Small Business Association of Minnesota, of course," read another popular response.

"You talking about anything related to tracking money is like [M]agic [J]ohnson talking about safe sex," joked another critic.

"Funny how he's lecturing on fiscal responsibility while presiding over historic fraud and theft," said another detractor.

Quote from: DKG on Today at 11:16:18 AMTim Walz was mocked and ridiculed on social media after trying to mock President Donald Trump on student loans.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz tried to bring up the president's past history in business to assail him for new rules on student loans that will force borrowers to pay their debts back.

"Says the guy with 6 bankruptcies," wrote Walz in response to the CNBC headline: "Trump administration to start seizing pay of defaulted student loan borrowers in January."

The odd response was immediately assailed by many on social media who brought up the investigation into massive government benefit fraud in the Minnesotan Somali community. Walz has been accused of obstructing efforts to uncover the alleged fraud schemes.

"STFU, Tim. If you had a shred of shame maybe you'd resign before Christmas after allowing billions of dollars to go to Somali 3rd world pirates. You're a disgrace," responded Eric Daugherty of Florida's Voice.

"Bold talk on 'responsibility' from a governor whose own state is under investigation for industrial‑scale fraud in federal nutrition and social‑service programs," read another response.

"Lots of businesses file bankruptcy, Tampon Tim. What businesses have you created? Except the Somalian Small Business Association of Minnesota, of course," read another popular response.

"You talking about anything related to tracking money is like [M]agic [J]ohnson talking about safe sex," joked another critic.

"Funny how he's lecturing on fiscal responsibility while presiding over historic fraud and theft," said another detractor.

The rudeness is very powerful in those posters.    

Quote from: Prof Emeritus at Fawk U on Today at 06:05:54 PMThe rudeness is very powerful in those posters.    

True, but Walz brought it on himself.