Articles of Impeachment Filed Against Democrat Gov. Tim Walz

A Minnesota lawmaker just filed articles of impeachment against Gov. Tim Walz, a far-left Democrat.

Walz has drawn ire and national heat after reports exposed a huge fraud scandal in his state, mostly tied to Somali residents. Federal prosecutor Joseph Thompson held a bombshell press conference last month confirming that $9 billion (or possibly more) in taxpayer dollars may have been stolen on Walz's watch, and many believe that he knew about it and may have possibly personally benefitted from the fraud.

GOP state Rep. Mike Wiener announced on Facebook Monday that he officially filed the articles. "I have officially filed Articles of Impeachment against Governor Tim Walz, initiating the impeachment process in the Minnesota House of Representatives," he posted.

The articles charge Walz with corrupt conduct and violating his oath of office.

The four specific articles claim Walz knowingly concealed widespread fraud in the Department of Human Services despite repeated warnings, interfered with lawful oversight and investigations into the fraud, put political considerations ahead of lawful administration, and failed to faithfully execute state laws, especially those protecting public funds. If true, Timmy is in deep poo.

"Democrat control of our state has led to 9 billion dollars of fraud that we currently know about," Wiener told Newsweek. "Governor Walz said ‘the buck stops with him.’ Since he refused to resign the next step is impeachment. Our taxpayers are demanding this, and if the Democrats don’t support the impeachment they are complicit with the fraud."

This impeachment push needs to pass the Minnesota House and Senate, where control is split 67-67. Wiener says he'll need at least one Democrat in committee to vote with him just to get it to the full House.

Thompson outlined how 14 taxpayer-funded programs have been hit hard by fraud since 2018. Those programs total $18 billion, and he said half or more could be fraudulent claims.

"I think we're an outlier in a bad way," Thompson said of Minnesota. "You don’t see fraud on this scale in other states. … Every day we look under a rock and find a new $50 million fraud scheme. That shouldn't be the case in a state of our size. Certainly other states have problems with frauds, but I think our problem is unique."

Walz, who's squarely in the hot seat, calls Thompson's comments "sensationalism" and insists there's "no evidence" the fraud hits $9 billion or higher.

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Earlier this month Walz, knowing he has a snowball's chance of winning, said he won't run for reelection as governor. In a long-winded statement, the man who put Tampons in the boys' bathrooms across the state, claimed Minnesota is being unfairly targeted by the Trump administration and, rather than yelling "squirrel," pointed to the ongoing fraud scandals the Justice Department is investigating and prosecuting.

"Like many Minnesotans, I was glad to turn the page on 2025. It was an extraordinarily difficult year for our state. And it ended on a particularly sour note," Walz said.

Tampon Tim's legacy keeps getting worse.

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