'This isn't by accident': Attorney explains the root cause of fraud in Minnesota, and a solution

Alpha News ^ | January 16, 2025 | Liz Collins

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Attorney Dr. David Feinwachs joined Liz Collin on her podcast. He is former general counsel of the Minnesota Hospital Association. He was fired for asking too many questions after four HMOs in Minnesota were making an extraordinary amount of money from the state Medicaid program.

The federal government has put Minnesota on notice: fix the fraud or lose the federal funds.

Dr. Feinwachs said a recent filing from the feds is a “bombshell” and could lead to severe consequences for Gov. Tim Walz and his administration. How this was made

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KEYWORDS: fraud

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Interview with attorney fired for asking too many questions. He indicated that the federal government gave Minnesota waivers of showing proof money was spent correctly. Said Walz stopped bill to put safeguards, saying it would cause Minnesota to lose federal funding.

[crusty old prospector]

The Knucklehead is dirty.

[vpintheak]

And these scumbags can always count on the useless useful idiots to have their back.

[metmom]

Fraud is NEVER an accident.

[marktwain]

Impressive presentation.

[GOPJ]

And these scumbags can always count on the useless useful idiots to have their back.

Yep...

[Liz]

An attorney was fired for asking too many questions about Minn’s disappearing billions.

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Just an inkling on how they got away with it.

[metmom]

Nope.

The solution is to prosecute and jail to the fullest extent of the law everyone involved in the fraud, seize their illegitimately gotten funds to pay the government back, and deport forever, those non-citizens involved.