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Jim Jordan confronts Tim Walz over Minnesota fraud payment explanations

Jordan pressed Walz at a congressional hearing over the state’s explanation for resuming payments to Feeding Our Future.

Jim Jordan confronts Tim Walz over Minnesota fraud payment explanations
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At a House Oversight Committee hearing, Jim Jordan challenged Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s explanation for the state’s resumed payments to Feeding Our Future, citing a judge’s statement that no court order required them. Walz said agency attorneys believed the court had required payment.

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House Oversight Committee hearing questioner challenging Walz’s explanation

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Timothy J. Walz
Former U.S. Representative (D-MN)

Minnesota governor questioned about the state’s resumed payments

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ALSO MENTIONED  John H. Guthmann, Then-Ramsey County District Court judge whose statement said he had not ordered payments to resume

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Jim Jordan Questions Tim Walz About Feeding Our Future Payments at Hearing

At a House hearing, Jim Jordan challenged Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz over the state’s resumed payments to Feeding Our Future and Walz’s explanation that state attorneys understood a court to require them. Jordan cited a court statement saying no court order required the payments. Right-leaning outlets center Jordan’s challenge and the court statement; some portray Walz’s account as evasive or dishonest, while others focus on the discrepancy in what state lawyers understood.

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