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Seeking Serenity

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13. I doubt we have enough information yet

Tue Dec 30, 2025, 01:53 PM

Dec 30

Is the insinuation being made that Walz appointed someone who was afraid to point out fraud in fear of being fired?

I don't think we have enough information yet to make that inference. I do find it odd though that, by law, the appointed state treasurer has to leave his office when the governor that appointed him leaves office. That seems to me to lard in some potentially perverse incentives.

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Minnesota Paid Dearly for Saving $1 Million [View all] question everything Dec 24 OP

Hmm... OldBaldy1701E Dec 25 #1

What about the governor and AG? MichMan Dec 25 #2

Not their job. According to the above they do not follow payments question everything Dec 25 #3

That isn't what the governor says MichMan Dec 25 #4

"The Buck Stops Here" NewLarry Dec 25 #5

Now it is too late. Someone should have followed invoices and payments. Not the governor. His job is to govern question everything Dec 25 #6

Minnesota does have a Commissioner of Management and Budget MichMan Dec 26 #7

Here's the problem Seeking Serenity Dec 28 #8

I don't know that it "might prove embarrassing to the governor" Rather, a treasurer will look closely at invoices question everything Dec 28 #9

OK, I take your point. MY point was that Seeking Serenity Dec 29 #10

Completely agree question everything Dec 29 #11

Well, that would be up to the governor and whomever they appointed MichMan Dec 29 #12

I doubt we have enough information yet Seeking Serenity Dec 30 #13