Meanwhile, all of us taxpayers, saddled with paying for the scammers, are routinely ignored

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Why pay taxes when so much of your hard-earned money goes to fraudsters instead of doing good?

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U.S. government bureaucrats and elected politicians, mostly Democrats, scream in outrage when any effort is made to crack down on fraud by requiring proof of where the money is going. They wring their hands that safeguards will delay the funds and warn of children going hungry or families in need.

Meanwhile, all of us taxpayers, saddled with paying for the scammers, are routinely ignored.

Until now. The enormity of the Minneapolis welfare rip-off is sparking a nationwide rebellion against welfare criminals and the politicians who tolerate them. The Minneapolis fraud epidemic, which has gone on since 2014, robbed taxpayers of hundreds of millions of dollars supposed to support subsidized day care, autism services and “Feeding our Future” meals for the poor.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has been forced to give up his re-election bid. But more importantly, California Gov. Gavin Newsom and New York Gov. Kathy Hochul are on the hot seat to explain the even bigger taxpayer rip-offs........

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