The uncovering of widespread fraud in Minnesota and other Democrat strongholds has reignited DOGE’s efforts to cut government waste, fraud, and abuse, Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) explained on the Alex Marlow Show.
Ernst told host Alex Marlow that Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) has tasked her as Senate DOGE Caucus Chairwoman to put a package that can move through the Senate.
“Now that we’ve seen what’s going on in Minnesota with the Somali population there and the massive amounts of fraud through federal government programs, people are becoming excited about it again,” she told Marlow.
Widespread reports of rampant fraud in Minnesota, much of it by Somali migrants with the knowledge and blessing – or worse – of Democrat politicians has ignited a firestorm throughout the country as Americans have demanded an end to the use of their taxpayers to fund lavish lifestyles for foreigners. Disgraced Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s (D) decision to cancel his reelection campaign after the fraud began snowballing is fueling speculation much more remains to be uncovered about his involvement.
“We’ve got more steam behind us because we have seen the exposing of these learning centers that actually had no children enrolled at them,” Ernst said Wednesday, adding that the caucus was meeting later that day to flesh out an existing legislative plan to present to Thune.
“It’s government efficiency, it’s closing loopholes, it’s exposing fraud. I mean, there are so many different ways we can get at this, but we want one big package that we can move through the Senate and then hopefully the house and get it to the President’s desk for signature,” she added.
While much of the fraud predates the pandemic, legislation passed in 2020 unleashed billions exploited by fraudsters. Ernst will turn her attention to the Paycheck Protection Program and economic injury disaster loan program, two programs plundered by criminals.
“We saw rampant fraud there, where people were actually using when they had to
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