Peggy Flanagan
Peggy Flanagan has been lieutenant governor in Minnesota during a time that dozens of Somali immigrant community members turned to fraud, taking what analysts estimate is up to $9 billion from taxpayers with schemes as simple as setting up a corporation and billing the government for feeding thousands of children at a daycare center.
Even though there were no children, there was no daycare center, and the cash actually went for luxury cars.
The reputation of Tim Walz, the Democrat governor with whom Flanagan worked, was so tarnished he dropped his re-election bid and suggested he’d never run for office again.
Flanagan, however, is calling for Minnesota voters to recognize her record and then send her to the U.S. Senate.
This week, she added to her arguments, claiming that her native American name is Gizhiiwewidamookwe, and that means “Speaks with a loud and clear voice woman,” and she wants to be in Congress to oppose President Donald Trump.
Social media participants jumped at the open door.
They suggested other Ojibwe words that could be connected to Flanagan, who is a member of that community: Wayezhingewin, which means fraud, or deception, and wayeshingew, which means she cheats or deceives, and wayeshim, which means to cheat, trick or deceive.
Another posed a question: “What is Ojibwe for ‘woman who stays silent while billions in fraud are stolen straight out of Minnesotans wallets?”
And, “Donald Trump isn’t in the senate, he’s the president. Presidents are NOT members of the Senate. Are you sure your Ojjbwe name isn’t ‘Learns last woman?'”
Flanagan previously put on a hijab and declared that Somalians built Minnesota.
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[ H/T WorldNetDaily ]
