MOORE: Minnesota Welfare Scandal Has Spread to Many Other Blue States

Meanwhile, many other Democrats in Congress aren't outraged, and they are ignoring the theft of taxpayer money.

Stephen Moore: Unleash Prosperity Hotline – Over 95 people have been indicted in the mushrooming Minnesota fraud scandal that prosecutors estimate could top $9 billion. The Trump administration is gathering evidence of massive welfare fraud in four more Blue states beyond Minnesota: New York, California, Illinois, and Colorado.

In California, even Democrat Rep. Ro Khanna, representing Silicon Valley, cites state mismanagement of as much as $72 billion in taxpayer funds. He admits his office has been "inundated" with constituent complaints about unemployment fraud during the pandemic (losses estimated at a minimum of $20 billion) and homeless programs.

Meanwhile, many other Democrats in Congress aren't outraged, and they are ignoring the theft of taxpayer money. On Wednesday, Democrats disrupted testimony on the Minnesota fraud at a hearing of the House Oversight Committee.

The Daily Caller reports Massachusetts Democrat Ayanna Pressley screamed at the top of her lungs as she fought to distract attention from the scandal.