
‘You don’t get a promotion’: GOP rival urges Peggy Flanagan to quit Senate race after Walz bows out
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Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan faces calls from GOP opponent Adam Schwarze to drop out of Senate race amid massive fraud scandal that allegedly cost taxpayers up to $9 billion.
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"Governor Walz made the correct decision not to run for re-election, and I commend him for it. Now it’s time for Peggy to make her own announcement. She has worked alongside the governor in raising taxes by $18 billion and has failed to stop the ongoing waste and fraud that are driving costs even higher. Minnesotans deserve new leadership that restores affordability, integrity, and accountability."
Flanagan, who has served alongside Walz since 2019 as the fraud crisis unfolded in the state, has faced increasing criticism in recent days, Fox News Digital reported, for not doing enough to ensure that taxpayer funds were protected.













