@SenatorHick We already know Democrats don’t support lowering the cost of healthcare. All Obamacare did was increase the cost of care for the middle class because someone has to pay for your welfare state
@keithellison I’m glad the Feds came in to address all the fraud committed by the Somali community since you didn’t. I guess you had a conflict of interest after taking their campaign contributions.
@HennepinAtty You’re the one who prosecuted Officer Kim Potter, and you’re also the one who won’t prosecute felony cases. Why on earth should any resident of Hennepin County trust anything you say? You’re a disgrace to the office you hold.
@Suzierizzo1@karebh777 Nope. My problem with Pete is his incompetence and his extended paternity leave in one of the most important jobs in the country.
@Tim_Walz This calculator is astonishing.
I can move to MN, work for a bit at some rando minimum wage job, and then ‘oops I fell down’ so now I collect $415 in extra spending money per week for my five month vacay abroad while I ‘recover.’ Neat!
@the_jefferymead Women like these two don’t live in the real world with the rest of us. They socialize with people who only reinforce their own beliefs (and in this case, stereotypes).
Gov. Hochul is trying to claim that handing over SNAP recipient lists to the federal government is a massive “privacy violation."
Reality:
- Every SNAP recipient already submitted their name, SSN, address, and income to the government to get benefits.
- More than half the states already share the data with zero privacy disasters.
- USDA’s own audits show $10–15 billion a year in improper payments and fraud.
- The “court order” she keeps citing is a preliminary injunction, not a final ruling.
Refusing basic federal oversight of a fully federally funded program isn’t about privacy. It’s about protecting bloated rolls and hiding waste.