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Minnesota quickly rejects AG Pam Bondi’s request for the state’s voter rolls. Governor Walz says to work on the Epstein files. (www.ms.now)

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But that’s not all she did. The same day, the U.S. attorney general sent a three-page letter to Minnesota’s Democratic governor, sketching out three demands — what Bondi characterized as “common sense solutions” — that she asked Walz to obey.

Specifically, she directed Walz to (1) repeal Minnesota’s “sanctuary policies”; (2) disclose more information related to the state’s social insurance programs that became the subject of a fraud investigation; and (3) turn over the state’s voter registration records to the Trump administration.

The governor appeared unimpressed with the correspondence. “I would just give a pro tip to the attorney general: There’s 2 million documents in the Epstein files we’re still waiting on. Go ahead and work on those,” Walz said at a Sunday news conference.

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[–] pelespirit@sh.itjust.works 21 points 1 day ago (1 children)

Is Trump being held accountable for all the fraud he was convicted for doing himself? What about Desantis and his wife's charity accepting millions of dollars for his campaign?

Fuuuuuuuck that! Walz is a good guy and had something happen while he was governor. I'll hold him accountable after the ICE agents are investigated, Trump and Desantis are in jail, Trump pays all of his taxes, and the complete and accurate Epstein files are released.

I love how the right is so afraid of Walz. I doubt he'll run for president, he's too honest, so work on someone else.