Tom Emmer

Here's what it really comes down to before we get into the just sheer massive numbers.

And by the way, the breadth of this is not just one program.

This is everywhere in this Tim Walz administration.

But

The facts are this.

Today, there are roughly, by some estimates, about 80,000 Somali immigrants that are living in Minnesota.

The vast majority of them live in Minneapolis or Hennepin County, an area called Riverside, Cedar Riverside.

There's probably 50,000 to 60,000 of them right there.

But then you'll have some in central Minnesota in my district, St.

Cloud, some in Rochester, some in some other cities scattered around.

Tim Walls,

And Keith Ellison cannot get votes in greater Minnesota.

Think about this.

In the last reelection, Tim Walz outspent the Republican candidates 15 million to 1.7 million.

And he won with 52 percent, just over 52 percent of the vote.

If you look a little deeper, we have 87 counties.

Tim Walz only won the 13 metro counties.

We'll go a little farther.

If you look at the 74 counties that he lost, he got 37% of the vote, including losing his former congressional seat by eight points.

So what is this about?