Top headline is about the massive feeding our future fraud here in Minnesota. The Strib’s coverage is notable for one future–nothing about Fat Timmy’s administration role in facilitating the fraud, not just ignoring it but facilitating. Also not a word about what Attorney General Keith Ellison was doing while this theft was overtly going on–oh, wait, he was prosecuting people who dared to try to keep their businesses going during the epidemic and encouraging Minnesotans to snitch on anyone who left their house. Lot of tariff coverage, pretty accurate, but nothing about how Canada and Mexico have worse trade barriers against US products. If the goal is freer and fairer trade, every country’s conduct needs to be examined.
Local anti-semite star Ilhan Omar is going to take a fired federal worker to Trump’s speech. Sorry, the guy may be a veteran, etc. but he appears to be just another excessive bureaucrat imposing costs on the taxpayers. We have a $2 trillion deficit and a lot of unproductive federal workers. Inside we learn that somehow planting trees has something to do with DEI and that money is being taken away from this. Sounds to me like the typical scam where federal money is granted to some group and then recycled to Dem donors and to political contributions. Like most of this stuff, you have to wonder how this is a federal issue and not a local one.
And so on, every story selected or written from a whacked ideological perspective. And in case you didn’t know it, everything Trump does is bad.
We all know this but how do you convince the children’s parents who likely have their own MH issues and cooperation affirms their MH.
Focusing on your comment about grants to political friends that turn into contributions…. We need to start looking at that $1.5 billion spent by the Harris campaign and figure out how much was paid for by USAID and other federal agencies using this method. I’m going to speculate that it represents more than 50%…. Just a guess, though.
Thank you for your service, Kevin; I don’t think I could stomach one paragraph of that rag.
Kevin, I admire your courage in continuing to live in Minnesota. At least I THINK it’s courage…