In case you haven’t seen it, let’s go over the series of crises that have arisen during Governor Tim Walz’s two terms in office:
- The 2020 Summer of Love, where he allowed much of Minneapolis to burn to the ground before he asked for National Guard assistance to quell the violence.
- The Trans Agenda, where policies were crammed through the legislature, including tampons in the boys’ locker room and snatching children away from parents who would not affirm their gender identity, and were allowed to flourish, destroying families and bringing harm to communities. Which one could argue led to…
- A trans male shooting up Annunciation Catholic Church, killing two and injuring 17.
- Rampant Somali fraud.
The New York Times has finally decided that the decades-long fraud and corruption inside Minnesota’s Somali communities is “newsworthy.” In its newest entry in the ongoing series, How Fraud Swamped Minnesota’s Social Services System on Tim Walz’s Watch, the Times lays out what conservatives have been shouting for years: Gov. Walz didn’t just ignore the warning signs — he actively shut down or sidelined anyone who tried to blow the whistle. Instead of confronting rampant abuse of taxpayer dollars, Walz chose to protect the political ecosystem that allowed it to flourish.