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WTH? Keith Ellison Says Renee Good Died “On Behalf of the Most Vulnerable Members of Our Community” and It’s “Beautiful” – Don Lemon Eats it Up (VIDEO)

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Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison on Sunday described Renee Good’s death after she tried to kill an ICE agent as “beautiful” and noble during an interview with disgraced ex-CNN anchor Don Lemon.  During his pilgrimage to Minnesota to support anti-ICE riots and report on the violent but peaceful protests, Lemon took a moment to join Ellison in glorifying a deranged leftist woman who attempted to murder a law enforcement officer.

RINO Ohio Governor Mike DeWine’s Office Dismisses Daycare Fraud Allegations as ‘Cost of Doing Business’

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RINO Ohio Governor Mike DeWine’s office has brushed off growing concerns about potential massive fraud in taxpayer-funded daycare centers, particularly in Columbus, which boasts the second-largest Somali population in the United States, as simply “the cost of doing business.” The governor’s office said that attempts to use daycare centers for fraud in Ohio have been “known to the state for decades,” and implied that those who did not think it was an issue are naive.

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Oversight Chair James Comer Says Minnesota Officials Will Answer for Massive Somali Fraud: ‘Hopefully, We’ll Have Some Criminal Referrals’

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House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer announced that federal investigators are closing in on massive, systemic fraud tied to state-administered welfare and social service programs, fraud that state whistleblowers say was ignored for years by top officials, including Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison.

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FLASHBACK: MN AG Keith Ellison CAUGHT ON TAPE Promising Favors to Somali Immigrant Fraudsters — Including Now-Convicted Defendants — In Exchange for Campaign Cash

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A 54-minute secret recording from a December 11, 2021, closed-door meeting inside Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison’s official state office is resurfacing amid explosive revelations that 70 Somali community members in Minnesota participated in stealing $250 million in federal COVID child-feeding funds.

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Attorney General Leticia James and the Public’s Right to Know the Truth

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Attorney General Leticia James and the Public’s Right to Know the Guest post by Roger Stone One of the most striking features of the media’s coverage of the investigation and federal indictment of New York’s Attorney General Leticia James for bank fraud and making false statements is the complete absence of any investigative reporting.  One might reasonably expect newspapers which used to pride themselves on exposing cutting-edge stories on matters of public concern to at least show some objective interest in ascertaining all of the facts underlying the serious criminal allegations leveled against New York’s chief law enforcement officer.  Surely the public has the right to know the true facts.  An effective government depends on the public’s ability to believe in the integrity of its leaders.  This is especially so when it comes to an Attorney General – the chief law enforcement officer who, among other duties, decides when and who to prosecute when laws appear to have been broken.  No one is above the law in our country and the public’s ability to believe that that principle is carried out in practice is vitally important to a credible system of justice.

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Rhode Island Democrat AG SNAPS at Reporter When Asked Why Pro-Palestine Activist’s Brown University Profiles Were Scrubbed — Brown University Releases Statement

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As the investigation into a shocking mass shooting at Brown University drags into its fourth day with no suspect in custody, Rhode Island’s Democrat Attorney General Peter Neronha snapped at a reporter after being confronted with mounting questions, including why Brown University scrubbed its website of a pro-Palestine activist’s profile.