Thursday, February 26, 2026

I'm Not Surprised

 I've been accumulating a bunch of information coming from local news stations, and legislative hearings in regards to the massive fraud we've seen.   I'll try to get something put together soon, but it is looking like the Walz administration knew about and possibly actively concealed at least some of the fraud.   The fact that hundreds of "Autism centers" magically popped up (with no licensing required) and immediately started massive billings to various government programs also doesn't look good.  

 

Finally, it's being reported that some of the protesters who got a little tear gas in their eyes are getting 12 weeks of leave, paid for by MN taxpayers.    

 https://x.com/rightanglenews/status/2027092400892416384?s=51&t=cLq01Oy84YkmYPZ-URIMYw

The Strib is reporting that Target Corp just paid $110,000,000 to get out of leases for properties in downtown Minneapolis.  How bad must it be for one of the cornerstones of the downtown Minneapolis business community to spend that much money to escape?  

 

FYI, for Dan, the Strib is what the locals call the Minneapolis Star Tribune.  Which is, at this point, the primary local newspaper.  In other words, it's "real journalism".   

2 comments:

Marshal Art said...

12 weeks of leave from what? Their Starbucks jobs? I'm surprised to hear they have jobs at all after involving themselves in criminality. But then, it is MN, isn't it?

Craig said...

Who knows. But the state just ran out the newest fraud magnet which is up to 20 weeks of paid leave for pretty much any half assed excuse. This is going to end up with more and more taxes on employers, and more and more people sucking up free money.