In any other industry this would be called fraud. Minnesotans were given one number while the real cost came in nearly 4,000% higher. This is not confusion and it is not a rounding error. This is not a bug, its a feature. This is not systemic failure, its the systemic corruption.

Autism and housing stabilization programs exploded in cost while taxpayers were left asking how accountability vanished and why legacy media stayed silent. When government spending grows at this scale the public deserves immediate answers real audits and transparency at the highest level. Minnesotans are watching and this story is not going away.