I hope you and lots of goofy liberals actually believe that silliness. I'm not sure you really understand just how pissed the voters will be when they learn the full extent of the fraud. It will be doubly painful if it's foreigners ripping us off. MN is only the beginning.
What part of "Actually going in with search warrant and subpoena to formally investigate what very well might be organized fraud against the Government and tax payers of the United State ought to be interesting" did you not read or understand?Translation: Whatever you do, don't stop the fraud gravy train in Minnesota! We NEED that money!
I actually do not live in Minnesota, never even visited. It is interesting, sure, but will hardly affect my life, here in Tennessee. In Wisconsin (if that's where you are) you are much closer to the action. We had our last big national news fraud scandal when I was young. How much did you really care, the state had to swear in the newly elected governor early, just to keep the outgoing governor from one more round of bribe paid pardons, and state liquor licenses sold (even to bootleggers in dry counties) or the trial and jailing of our disgraced crooked elected asshole? I used to go to a bootleg liquor store in Camden, TN, when it was a dry county, totally illegal to sell liquor. It had a parking lot, hours of operation, open/closed sign in the front window, and a state liquor license on the wall inside. It had the protection of the sheriff of Benton County, TN, who was also brought to justice, later. There is nothing new about government fraud by government officials, as I am 71-years-old and seen it all.
I bet you are stupid enough to believe that.
Says the friend of lawlessness and disorder. Keep up the good work of lying and distracting, it serves you well.
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From the OP.....going door to door stopping fraud.
