The Trump administration is seemingly expanding its strategy of using fraud allegations to justify increased federal oversight, mirroring actions taken in Minnesota and targeting blue states like California and New York. This approach involves investigations into alleged fraud as a pretext for heightened federal scrutiny and potentially increased ICE activity, which could impact millions of Americans and exacerbate tensions with Democratic governors. The administration has already ramped up immigration enforcement in Minnesota following claims of fraud, using a viral video as evidence. Further actions include threats to freeze federal funds for programs in other blue states.
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On December 16, 2025, a viral video by YouTuber Nick Shirley claimed that several Minnesota daycares, including ABC Learning Center, were empty despite receiving government funding. This video has sparked controversy, as security footage showed children present at the ABC Learning Center and other daycare facilities. State records show that most of the daycares mentioned in the video have active licenses and have been inspected within the last six months, with some facing citations related to safety and training. In response to the allegations of fraud, the Department of Health and Human Services has frozen federal child care funding for Minnesota.
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Recent polls show President Trump’s approval rating has significantly dropped, falling into the thirties in some surveys. Trump responded on Truth Social by accusing pollsters of being “criminals” and committing “ELECTION FRAUD,” alleging bias and a deliberate effort to produce negative results. He specifically criticized Fox News and other media outlets for their polling data, claiming they are part of a “compromised and corrupt” press. This follows a pattern of Trump suing media outlets and pollsters over unfavorable results.
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Allegations of voting irregularities in the 2024 election, favoring President Trump, are based on analyses of “drop-off” votes in swing states. Two election integrity groups, the Election Truth Alliance and SMART Elections, noted discrepancies between presidential and down-ballot votes, particularly a significant increase in Republican drop-off rates compared to historical data. These findings, while not definitively proving manipulation, warrant further review, according to these groups. President Trump’s comments regarding Elon Musk and Pennsylvania voting machines further fueled these concerns, although no formal investigations are currently underway.
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Following a razor-thin victory affirmed by recounts, Democratic Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs faces a challenge to over 60,000 ballots by her Republican opponent, Jefferson Griffin. Griffin’s campaign, targeting Democratic-leaning voters disproportionately, alleges irregularities despite failing to provide evidence of ineligible voters. This challenge could be appealed to the state Supreme Court, where a Republican majority could overturn the election and solidify their partisan advantage. The outcome significantly impacts the future of North Carolina’s redistricting process and the balance of power in the state.
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Trump’s Plan: Minnesota Is First, California and New York Are Next
The Trump administration is seemingly expanding its strategy of using fraud allegations to justify increased federal oversight, mirroring actions taken in Minnesota and targeting blue states like California and New York. This approach involves investigations into alleged fraud as a pretext for heightened federal scrutiny and potentially increased ICE activity, which could impact millions of Americans and exacerbate tensions with Democratic governors. The administration has already ramped up immigration enforcement in Minnesota following claims of fraud, using a viral video as evidence. Further actions include threats to freeze federal funds for programs in other blue states.
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Minnesota Daycare Director Responds to Fraud Allegations in YouTube Video
On December 16, 2025, a viral video by YouTuber Nick Shirley claimed that several Minnesota daycares, including ABC Learning Center, were empty despite receiving government funding. This video has sparked controversy, as security footage showed children present at the ABC Learning Center and other daycare facilities. State records show that most of the daycares mentioned in the video have active licenses and have been inspected within the last six months, with some facing citations related to safety and training. In response to the allegations of fraud, the Department of Health and Human Services has frozen federal child care funding for Minnesota.
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Trump Attacks Pollsters, Claims Low Ratings Are Election Fraud
Recent polls show President Trump’s approval rating has significantly dropped, falling into the thirties in some surveys. Trump responded on Truth Social by accusing pollsters of being “criminals” and committing “ELECTION FRAUD,” alleging bias and a deliberate effort to produce negative results. He specifically criticized Fox News and other media outlets for their polling data, claiming they are part of a “compromised and corrupt” press. This follows a pattern of Trump suing media outlets and pollsters over unfavorable results.
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Trump’s 2024 Election Rigging Claims: Lack of Investigation Fuels Concerns
Allegations of voting irregularities in the 2024 election, favoring President Trump, are based on analyses of “drop-off” votes in swing states. Two election integrity groups, the Election Truth Alliance and SMART Elections, noted discrepancies between presidential and down-ballot votes, particularly a significant increase in Republican drop-off rates compared to historical data. These findings, while not definitively proving manipulation, warrant further review, according to these groups. President Trump’s comments regarding Elon Musk and Pennsylvania voting machines further fueled these concerns, although no formal investigations are currently underway.
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NC Judge Wins Recounts, GOP Still Tries to Overturn Election
Following a razor-thin victory affirmed by recounts, Democratic Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs faces a challenge to over 60,000 ballots by her Republican opponent, Jefferson Griffin. Griffin’s campaign, targeting Democratic-leaning voters disproportionately, alleges irregularities despite failing to provide evidence of ineligible voters. This challenge could be appealed to the state Supreme Court, where a Republican majority could overturn the election and solidify their partisan advantage. The outcome significantly impacts the future of North Carolina’s redistricting process and the balance of power in the state.
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