The massive, multi-billion-dollar fraud that has been perpetrated against Minnesota social welfare programs has not stopped. It continues to this day, to this minute.
At best, the fraud has merely mutated, attacking different programs, or returning to plunder old programs, again.
Ryan Faircloth of the Minneapolis Star Tribune has a lengthy piece out today under the headline,
Inside the Walz administration’s fraud response: Missed warnings and a late reckoning
The “reckoning” never came. Not “late,” not ever. On a daily basis, people contact me with tips: “you should check out this address,” or “you should look into this company.” Far too many arrive for me to follow up on, because the fraud never stopped.
If you attended one our 20 stops on our anti-fraud summer tour, you won’t learn fundamentally anything new from the Faircloth story. He does include some new behind the scenes details so it’s worth reading. Read the story at the paper’s website, as of this morning, it’s still accepting comments.