Key Highlights
- The House Oversight Committee is ramping up its probe into Minnesota Gov.
- Tim Walz as Republican lawmakers say the scale of the state’s exploding fraud schemes draw questions about whether top officials should have been able to detect and stop them ahead of time.
- To Rep.
- Pete Stauber, R-Minn., the fraud schemes coming from his state are so numerous and so costly that he believes they represent either "incompetence or dereliction of duty.""Well, with the magnitude of the fraud, I find it really almost impossible that the governor or his staff and the attorney general didn't know," Stauber said.
- "And the Minnesota taxpayers are paying for it." DAVID MARCUS: WHITE GUILT, APATHY FUEL MASSIVE CORRUPTION IN MINNESOTA Pete Stauber, R-Minn., said the fraud schemes coming from his state represent either "incompetence or dereliction of duty" from the governor's office.
