HOLY SMOKES: SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler Just Revealed She is Suspending ALL…

Trump administration officials point to failures in the Paycheck Protection Program and Economic Injury Disaster Loan initiatives as prime examples of Minnesota’s corruption. Approximately $2.5 million in PPP and EIDL funds were tied directly to fraudulent activity, while an additional $430 million in PPP loans flagged as potentially fraudulent were still disbursed and, in many cases, forgiven under the previous administration.

The scale of the abuse has shocked even seasoned officials. Loeffler described the volume and concentration of fraud as matched only by the administration’s inadequate response, noting that criminal networks exploited the state’s generous welfare and pandemic programs while oversight was ignored.

She warned that taxpayers would no longer foot the bill for fraudulent schemes and that federal resources would be redirected to law-abiding small business owners. “SBA’s responsibility is to taxpayers and small business owners, not to criminals or the politicians who enable them,” Loeffler said.

The action has drawn praise from supporters of President Trump, who argue it reflects a return to strict accountability and enforcement after years of permissive governance. They say Minnesota’s systemic failures provide a cautionary tale of what happens when political correctness and ideology override fiscal responsibility.

Critics of the Walz administration cite repeated warnings about potential abuse during the pandemic, including whistleblowers and legislators flagging irregularities in funding disbursements, which were largely ignored. Federal officials now emphasize that Minnesota’s problems were not isolated incidents but part of a larger pattern of endemic fraud facilitated by lax state oversight. Continue reading…