PARKER: Lessons to learn from welfare mega-fraud scandal in Minnesota
Every proposal coming out of the Democratic Party involves more government, and more government programs, which means more fraud.
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I recall a saying from my youth that went, “Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.”
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This comes to mind reading reports of the mind-boggling welfare fraud megascandal that has been exposed in Minnesota.
For perspective on the scope of the scandal, Assistant U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson estimates fraud losses in Minnesota since 2018 could top $9 billion.
We’re talking about fraud in Medicaid, nutrition programs, government-funded housing programs, government programs to assist autistic children, etc.
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