The recent Minnesota scandal, involving an alleged $1 billion misuse of government funds through a web of fraudulent nonprofits, has once again put Governor Tim Walz under scrutiny. The story was greenlighted by none other than the New York Times. Soon, other liberal outlets, such as CNN, dutifully followed.
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