Spending & Taxes
Feeding Our Future: 64th conviction
Fourth time’s the charm. In his fourth attempt, Feeding Our Future defendant No. 64, Suleman Yusuf Mohamed, became (coincidentally) the 64th person convicted the sprawling free-food scandal. The three previous attempts failed as Mr. Mohamed failed…
Study finds that Minnesotans get a worse return on…
Gov. Tim Walz has been a fan of Wallethub’s work, including its recent raking of Minnesota as the…
Feeding fraudster recalls Keith Ellison 2021 discussion
The question keeps coming up in reference to the Feeding Our Future fraud scandal: what did…
How Gov. Walz hiked taxes on Minnesota’s middle class
Yesterday, I noted that the average earner pays more state tax in Minnesota than in 42 other states.…
Feeding Our Future: stumbling to conviction #64
A funny thing happened on the way to conviction No. 64 in the sprawling free-food scandal. Defendant…
Feeding Our Future: 8th sentence handed down
Feeding Our Future defendant Zamzam Jama was sentenced this morning to six months in jail for her role in the free-food scandal. Prosecutors had requested a sentence of 16 months in prison. She was one of six defendants from the extended Jama family,…
The average earner pays more state tax in Minnesota…
Yesterday, I asked “What would a genuine ‘affordability’ agenda look like?” I noted that “the most…
Feeding Our Future: 7th sentence handed down
This morning, at the federal courthouse in downtown Minneapolis, Judge Nancy Brasel handed down just…
Anti-fraud bills move at the Capitol
From KARE-11, After weeks of gridlock, Inspector General bill to fight fraud finally advances in…
Can immigration address America’s fiscal nightmare? It…
On February 11, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released its latest Budget and Economic…
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