[FoxNews] State Rep. Kristin Robbins, chair of the House Fraud Prevention and State Agency Oversight Committee, sent a formal letter to Ilhan Omar on April 22 criticizing her absence from a scheduled committee hearing she was invited to and requesting extensive documentation related to the "Feeding Our Future" investigation that has gained national attention in recent months.
"Minnesotans and the Members of the House Fraud Prevention & State Oversight Committee were disappointed that you failed to appear before our committee to answer questions," Robbins wrote in the letter, obtained by Fox News Digital, referring to Omar’s no-show at a hearing focused on the MEALS Act, a federal COVID-19 relief measure passed in 2020 and sponsored by Omar.
Despite Omar’s absence, Robbins said the committee still expects answers and is now formally requesting records from the congresswoman’s office in addition to several questions outlined in the letter.
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A brief search suggests that a state legislature can not subpoena a member of Congress. Much thanks for State Rep, Robbins in her efforts and I wish her luck.
Maybe she'll the DOJ even more interested* in looking into Omar for fraud and corruption.
*I suspect that, very quietly, DOJ is already looking at Omar.
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I've been watching her case here for years. The local media protects her and all muslims over anything criminal. That includes muzzie AG Ellison. The local Feds have protected them all.
If Walz can mass murder thousands of our covid seniors, nothing, nothing will come of this.
I half expect William Barr to declare her an honorary FBI agent and Walz a heterosexual.
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