Posted on 01/11/2026 12:50:47 PM PST by RandFan
@SenJohnKennedy
I’m begging, @LeaderJohnThune : Let’s pass another reconciliation bill to fight welfare fraud and prevent the theft in Minnesota from EVER happening again.
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"Stop the stealing! PLEASE!"
Give him hell, Senator JK. I hope you succeed with the squishy Thune.
He must be hearing about it on the phones/email to publicly beg your leader like this is somewhat novel.
A moderate Republican senator from Louisiana begging the RINO Majority Leader to stop the fraud.
We’re 39 trillion dollars in debt.
Whatever happened to all of those DOGE investigations?
Good question but it stood out to me as it must be on his radar
And it’s interesting. They can absolutely do this if there was will.
But the fraud is so widespread and ingrained in Minnesota government that it can’t last without it.
Old bumper sticker:
Don’t Wash. Dirt is what’s holding this
thing together.
Senator John Kennedy for Senate Majority Leader would suit me just fine!
So why did he vote to continue the fraud?
Thune won’t because he and his fellow uniparty Republican members benefit from the system as much as Democrats, either by being bought and paid for legally or through illegal means.
Kennedy’s putting on a performance. He voted for another $5.7 billion for welfare.
https://x.com/gc22gc/status/2009670446913142954
........”He voted for another $5.7 billion for welfare.”
Why?
He needs to go below and fall on his sword for this bullschtein.
They all have to some extent and at one time.
Except for one guy ..,
He’s an archetypical RINO - almost perfectly so - but the competition was worse (John Cornyn)
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