Minnesota's Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan said Governor Tim Walz was responsible for the big fraud case that happened while they were in office. She was asked about it in a recent interview.

Peggy Flanagan said she agrees with Governor Tim Walz that he is responsible for what happened. She said more should have been done to stop the fraud sooner.

Peggy Flanagan also said that 100 people have been charged and 60 have been found guilty in the fraud case.

Many people on social media criticized Peggy Flanagan for not taking responsibility for the fraud case. They said she was trying to blame someone else.

Peggy Flanagan was the second most important person in Minnesota's government when the big fraud case happened.

Peggy Flanagan said on TV that Governor Tim Walz should have done more to stop the fraud. She was on the 'Morning Joe' show.

The Republican party said Peggy Flanagan was trying to blame Governor Tim Walz for the fraud. They said she was not taking responsibility.

A radio host said Peggy Flanagan knows she is in trouble because of the fraud case. He said it's a big opportunity for her opponent, Michele Tafoya.

Michele Tafoya, who is running against Peggy Flanagan, said Peggy is not taking responsibility for the fraud. She said billions of dollars were stolen while Peggy was in office.

A famous football player, Tony Dungy, is supporting Michele Tafoya in the election.

Peggy Flanagan is running for the Senate, but she was involved in the big fraud case in Minnesota. She is trying to win the election with the help of progressive voters.

Michele Tafoya said people in Minnesota deserve better than excuses. They deserve leaders who will take responsibility and do their job.

A columnist said Peggy Flanagan is trying to blame Governor Tim Walz for the fraud. He said she knows she will get in trouble if she is connected to the fraud.

The fraud case in Minnesota was so bad that Governor Tim Walz decided not to run for office again. Many people are still criticizing him for not doing enough to stop the fraud.

Peggy Flanagan's role in the fraud case will likely be a big issue in her campaign for the Senate. Many conservatives are calling for her to take responsibility.

A Republican state representative said Peggy Flanagan did nothing to protect people from the fraud. She said Peggy had many chances to stop it but did not.

Someone said Peggy Flanagan, Governor Tim Walz, and another official protected their friends instead of stopping the fraud.

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Governor Tim Walz testified in a hearing about the misuse of federal funds in Minnesota. The hearing was held in Washington, D.C.

Peggy Flanagan did not talk about the fraud case in her speech after winning the primary election. Her opponent, Michele Tafoya, criticized her for it.

Fox News reached out to Peggy Flanagan's campaign for a comment.

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