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The Bigger Problem That The Tim Walz NGO Scandal Has Exposed
The Bigger Problem That The Tim Walz NGO Scandal Has Exposed
Authored by Edward Woodson via American Greatness,
The Minnesota nonprofit fraud scandal, now expected to cost taxpayers more than $9 billion, is being dismissed by many as an isolated failure. However, this is far from the case, and writing it off as such would be a colossal mistake.
What it actually revealed is a broader problem in the Swamp—that institutions claiming to represent others often operate with little accountability and then quietly drift away from the very people who are footing...
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