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WOW 🚨 A Somalian immigrant named Abdi Daisane is running for Minnesota State Representative as a Democrat and you’ll never believe this, he owns a daycare in Minnesota The daycare has “a laundry list” of violations including not complying with DHS requests Violations include - No equipment - No...

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🚨Warning: Minnesota’s Daycare Fraud Scandal Just Got a Political Upgrade While federal prosecutors are still untangling one of the largest childcare and social services fraud schemes in U.S. history, with hundreds of millions stolen through fake daycare billing, nonprofits, and housing programs, another player is stepping forward. Somalian Abdi Daisane is running again for the Minnesota House of Representatives District 14A. He owns and operates a childcare center. And he’s campaigning on expanding childcare funding and programs. Let that sink in. A man who profits from an industry drowning in documented fraud is running for office to help write the rules, control the oversight, and direct the taxpayer money flowing into that same industry. Daisane didn’t grow up in Minnesota. He spent 18 years in Kenya’s Dadaab refugee camp before arriving in the U.S. as an adult in 2009. He quickly entered the taxpayer-funded childcare and nonprofit world, started a business, got appointed to local government boards, and is now running for state legislature. This isn’t random. This is the model: Arrive through refugee channels Build businesses and nonprofits heavily dependent on government funding Embed into local boards and agencies Run for office to control the purse strings and regulations Minnesota didn’t lose control of its daycare system by accident. It was captured from the inside by networks that treat public money as a business model. Now one of them wants a seat in the statehouse. When the same people run the programs, collect the money, and write the laws, there is no accountability left. Fraud investigations get called “racism.” Audits become “Islamophobia.” And the American taxpayer keeps getting billed. This isn’t representation. This is a consolidation of power. And Minnesota is paying for it, again Listen to Abdi Boast of the "changing demographics," of his district - he views this as an accomplishment...

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