Frank wrote on Sep 11^th, 2024 at 11:09pm:




Yeah, you should get some sleep, F A T Frank. You're a pathetic racist when you're tired.

Laugh till you cry wrote on Sep 12^th, 2024 at 12:14am:



Shut up, hippie.

SadKangaroo wrote on Sep 12^th, 2024 at 9:37am:


TLDR: It's all bullshit as expected from Frank...

Frank wrote on Sep 11^th, 2024 at 6:19pm:


For those genuinely interested in the facts, it’s important to clarify that Governor Walz did not steal from children's charities.

Let’s begin with some context. Feeding Our Future was largely funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) through established programs such as the Child Nutrition Program and the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP). These programs were specifically designed to ensure that children who relied on school meals during the academic year continued to receive proper nutrition, particularly during the pandemic when schools were closed.

During this period, the program expanded significantly, with numerous nonprofits stepping up to distribute meals to vulnerable families. These organizations often operated feeding sites at community centers, churches, or summer camps, and many coordinated meal deliveries to meet the increased demand.

In Minnesota, the Department of Education (MDE) was responsible for overseeing the program's implementation. As Governor, Tim Walz holds ultimate responsibility over state departments, including the MDE.

The issue arose when certain individuals, named by Frank and others, established a nonprofit and then defrauded the system. They misappropriated federal funds without fulfilling their obligations. The FBI, in collaboration with state authorities, thoroughly investigated the matter, leading to charges against those involved.

According to Claire Lancaster, a spokesperson for Governor Walz, the state 'worked diligently to stop the fraud and we’re grateful to the FBI for working with the Department of Education to arrest and charge the individuals involved.'

While an audit conducted by the Office of the Legislative Auditor found that the MDE’s oversight was inadequate and created opportunities for fraud, it’s critical to note that this failure in oversight does not equate to theft by Walz himself. Walz acknowledged the report as a 'fair critique' of the MDE’s shortcomings.

Moreover, Congressional Republicans, notably Virginia Foxx (R-N.C.), Chair of the House Education and Workforce Committee, attempted to hold Walz accountable by issuing a subpoena, seeking information related to the $250 million Feeding Our Future scandal. However, it’s important to emphasize that no evidence has surfaced implicating Walz in any wrongdoing. While he bears ultimate responsibility as governor, there is no indication that he personally participated in or condoned any illegal activity.

In short, Walz did not steal from any charity. The MDE was defrauded by a group of criminals, who have since been brought to justice.

So, is this Frank doing what he does best, spreading blatant misinformation and proving, yet again, that he's a worthless, lying piece of s??

SadKangaroo wrote on Sep 12^th, 2024 at 10:19am:


Once more:

Walz is being promoted as "America's Dad" - and boy, we'd all love a dad who let us relieve him of 250 million greenbacks. This is a story about a "charity" called "Feeding Our Future" who helped themselves to a quarter of a billion dollars intended to feed children affected by the Covid pandemic - or, more accurately, children affected by the government's psychotic socio-economic crippling of daily life under the pretext of the Covid pandemic. So the chaps at Feeding Our Future, rather than feeding Minnesota kids, fed themselves, very lavishly. In June, five of these enterprising go-getters were convicted in federal court. Their names:

Abdiaziz Shafii Farah
Mohamed Jama Ismail
Abdimajid Mohamed Nur
Mukhtar Mohamed Shariff
Hayat Mohamed Nur

Among Feeding Our Future's ingenious wheezes was the purchase of vacation properties in the countries they're supposed to be refugees from. Somalia has one of the lowest average IQs in the world, but how smart do you have to be when you're up against American welfare bureaucrats focused on getting their pre-Christmas DEI bonus?

In most nations, $250 million would be a lot of money. Even in the economic powerhouse of Somalia, which per the UN has the sixth lowest GDP per capita on the planet, a quarter of a billion goes quite a long way. And no undernourished Covid-era moppet or any other Minnesotan will ever see that a dime of that 250 mil ever again.

So Tim Walz's Department of Education bought holiday homes for Mohammedan fraudsters with US tax dollars. Vote Walz: He did it to Minneapolis; he'll do it to you.
https://www.steynonline.com/14633/tongue-got-your-cat


'America's dad' and co probably turned a blind eye lest they be called wacists by the Somali fraudster who were "fleeing" Somalia, only to defraud America and buy holiday homes in...er... Somalia. A quarter of a BILLION bucks. Tampon Timmy was probably busy with, well, tampons. Embarrassingly incompetent. And now running for VP with an airhead.

Repeating your lies doesn't make them true.

I've posted a true account of what happened for anyone interested.

Frank will continue to push his lies and imply outcomes by "asking questions" but it's all bullshit.

Lies and race-baiting.

Truth available here.

"MDE officials told us that the department began to have concerns about Feeding Our Future only after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, we think MDE failed to act on warning signs known to the department prior to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and prior to the start of the alleged fraud," the report states.

"The buck has to stop somewhere," as Glahn put it. "He is the chief executive of the state. All of the people at the Department of Education and the other departments where fraud has taken place were appointed by him," Glahn noted. "So he appoints the commissioner, the deputy commissioner, assistant commissioners. They were all appointed by him. They all report to him. And these are the folks whom the legislative auditor has documented failed to do their job. So where does the buck stop?"

"It's been uncovered that a lot of these people who were indicted . . . and their spouses and immediate family members and business partners have given a lot of money to Democrats, to campaign contributions," Glahn noted. "So, they're campaign contributors. And then when these nonprofits were having trouble with Department of Education, the Department of Education shut off the money a couple of times and failed, or they didn't have the courage or convictions, and politicians went to bat for the nonprofits."
https://www.foxnews.com/us/tim-walz-250m-state-program-feed-hungry-kids-fraudule...