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2 dead, 2 hurt in targeted shooting incidents in Minnesota

• Two lawmakers were shot in targeted incidents in Minnesota: reports

'I’ve been briefed this morning on an ongoing situation' - Walz

• Minnesota's State Emergency Operations Center has been activated

(NewsNation) — One lawmaker was killed and another was wounded in two politically motivated shootings in Minnesota on Saturday.

Minnesota state Rep.Melissa Hortman and her husband were fatally shot in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, just after 3:30 a.m. Minnesota state Sen. John Hoffman and his wife were also shot around 2 a.m. in Champlain, Minnesota. Authorities said Hoffman and his wife are alive.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz described the shootings as a “tragic act.”

“The democracy and the debates in the halls of Congress, in state houses, in school boards, is a way to settle our differences peacefully and move society to a better place,” Walz said.

Authorities said the gunman was impersonating a police officer and was driving a vehicle that looked exactly like a police SUV. Brooklyn Park police encountered an individual who fired at them. There was an exchange of gunfire, then an individual escaped.

“The suspect exploited the trust that our uniforms are meant to represent,” added Bob Jacobson, Commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. “That betrayal is deeply disturbing to those of us that wear the badge with honor and responsibility.”

In addition, A manifesto was found in the gunman’s car with several names on it, according to authorities.

“Those responsible for this will be held accountable,” said Walz. “Each and every one of us is committed to making sure a tragedy like this never repeats itself in Minnesota or across the country.”

The suspect remains on foot, and a manhunt is underway. Walz said he’s activated the State Emergency Operations Center. Residents of Brooklyn Park have also been urged to shelter in place.

The FBI says they are working with their local and state partners in the search for the suspect.

Hoffman, a Democrat, was first elected in 2012. He runs Hoffman Strategic Advisors, a consulting firm. Hortman is the top House Democratic leader in the state Legislature and a former House speaker. She was first elected in 2004.

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Melissa Hortman, fdl party leader, was one of 5 democrats who voted to end free healthcare for Illegals.

Legislature repeals MinnesotaCare for undocumented adults

BY: MADISON MCVAN - JUNE 9, 2025 9:40 AM

Despite Democratic-Farmer-Labor control of the state Senate, the governor’s office, and half of the House, Republicans forced Democrats to roll back one of their signature accomplishments from the 2023 legislative session: health care for undocumented people.

The Legislature passed a bill Monday to repeal undocumented adults’ eligibility for MinnesotaCare, the state-subsidized health insurance program for the working poor. DFL House caucus leader Melissa Hortman joined Republicans in the House to pass the bill. In the Senate, DFL Sens. Grant Hauschild of Hermantown, Ann Rest of New Hope, Robert Kupec of Moorhead and Majority Leader Erin Murphy of St. Paul also voted for the bill.

Undocumented children will still be eligible for MinnesotaCare when Gov. Tim Walz signs the bill into law, as promised.

Republicans successfully used their leverage — the threat of a government shutdown starting July 1 — to force the Democrats’ hand on an issue that is of supreme importance to GOP lawmakers.

“The role of the church – the role of people of faith – is to care for our neighbors. Yes,” said Rep. Isaac Schultz, R-Elmdale Township, during the House floor debate. “But not in this instance, specifically.”

The change is expected to save the state around $57 million in the next two years, according to a health and human services budget spreadsheet prepared by nonpartisan legislative staff. Lawmakers are looking to cut $283 million in spending over the next two years to reduce a projected deficit starting in fiscal years 2028 and 2029.

The DFL pulled out all nearly of the stops to avoid cutting health care access for undocumented adults.

During negotiations, DFL leaders offered Republicans concessions related to paid leave, earned sick and safe time, and noncompete agreements — but Republicans didn’t budge, said Sen. Alice Mann, DFL-Edina.

“They turned all of those things down, because all they wanted…was to make sure that the 17,000 people were left out to die, that we worsen our health care system and that we decrease our tax revenue,” Mann said at a press conference Monday decrying the move.

When Gov. Tim Walz and legislative leaders announced a budget deal — contingent on repealing MinnesotaCare eligibility for undocumented adults — on May 15, lawmakers with the People of Color Indigenous Caucus protested outside the door. They told reporters later that they were blindsided by the deal.

After the announcement, POCI caucus members brought alternatives to legislative leaders, said Rep. Liish Kozlowski, DFL-Duluth. The POCI caucus suggested capping undocumented enrollment in MinnesotaCare, raising premiums, allowing children currently enrolled to retain coverage instead of aging out, or making exceptions for elderly people or those with chronic conditions.

None of those options made it into the bill, and an amendment containing many of the provisions supported by the POCI caucus was voted down on the House floor.

Republicans have repeatedly exaggerated the cost of providing health care to undocumented people enrolled in MinnesotaCare. Enrollment has exceeded the state’s expectations, however, with more than 17,000 undocumented people currently enrolled. Meanwhile, per-person spending on the undocumented population has been lower than expected, according to the Department of Human Services.

Federal politics and funding have complicated the issue: A budget bill passed by the GOP-controlled U.S. House would cut funding to states that provide health care to undocumented people, including Minnesota. It could cost the state $3 billion over the next decade.

And while the federal government pays for some of the cost of MinnesotaCare, it doesn’t contribute any money for undocumented enrollees.

https://minnesotareformer.com/2025/06/09/legislature-to-repeal-minnesotacare-for-undocumented-adults/

Anons what are the radicals doing now with cover from these murders, the diversion is on every new site. The Army should be on high alert!

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🚨 | BREAKING: Minnesota State Senator John Hoffman (D) and State Rep. Melissa Hortman (D) were reportedly shot in separate home attacks.

According to KSTP, both were targeted by a gunman dressed in body armor, impersonating a police officer.

Sen. Hoffman was attacked in Champlin, and Rep. Hortman in Brooklyn Park.

Authorities have launched a manhunt for the suspect described as a white male with brown hair, wearing black body armor, a blue shirt, and blue pants.

The condition of both lawmakers remains unknown.

This is a rapidly developing story.

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I asked the same question. Did Walz set this up because Hoffman blocked welfare for adult illegals in MN

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Ex-Clinton aide Huma Abedin to marry financier scion Alex Soros at glamorous Hamptons wedding attended by lefty power players

June 14, 2025

It’s the wedding of the summer for high-society liberals.

Former Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin and her financier scion fiancé Alex Soros will tie the knot at a glamorous Hamptons wedding attended by panoply of left-leaning power players Saturday.

Abedin, 48, the ex-wife of disgraced former New York Congressman Anthony Weiner, will marry Soros, 39, the son of lefty billionaire investor George Soros, at the family’s lavish $14.5 million estate in Southampton.

Huma Abedin, 48, will marry Alex Soros, 39, at the family’s lavish $14.5 million estate in Southampton. @alexsoros/Instagram

Hillary, Bill and Chelsea Clinton are on the guest list along with Barack and Michelle Obama and several European prime ministers connected to George Soros’ grantmaking foundation Open Society, a source told Page Six.

Some of the couple’s A-list guests will be flown by helicopter from Manhattan for the festivities, which famed Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, banker James Rothschild and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt are also likely to attend.

The big day will come after the lovebirds were set to host an exclusive rehearsal dinner, catered by Marie Eiffel, at Soros’ mother’s abode on Shelter Island Friday.

The politically connected power couple got engaged in New York City last May after meeting at a birthday party thrown by Rothschild for his wife, Nicky Hiltonin, in the fall of 2023.

They later celebrated the engagement with a trip to Italy.

Before meeting Abedin, Soros, who sits on the investment committee for Soros Fund Management, had long been a bachelor, he told New York Magazine in April.

“I hadn’t been in a relationship for a very long time — ten years or something like that — that had lasted for more than three months. And it’s, like, the first time I realized I had been mistaking lust for love,” he said of their romance.

“There’s a certain kind of stability and comfort,” Abedin said of the likeminded nature of their relationship.

George Soros, whose estimated net worth is $7.2 billion, has been a major donor to liberal campaigns, organizations and causes.

Earlier this year, the couple sent emerald green cards to friends declaring, “Please save the date for the wedding celebration of Huma Abedin and Alex Soros,” on “Saturday, June 14, 2025,” adding, “Invitation to follow.”

Weiner, who has a 13-year-old son with Abedin, will not attend the wedding.

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She’s his babysitter and tells him what he can do and not do, along with the spy agencies that direct the DSthe Handler. (She really likes the ugliest of men)

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