While Minnesota grapples with a staggering $9 billion fraud crisis, radical Somalia-born Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and her husband have seen their net worth inexplicably skyrocket in just one year.
The companies of Omar’s husband, Tim Mynet, are raking in valuations that defy belief.
Two ventures owned by Mynett have dramatically ballooned in worth recently, with Rose Lake Capital LLC jumping from a measly $1-$1,000 in 2023 to $5 million-$25 million in 2024, and ESTCRU LLC climbing from $15,000-$50,000 to $1 million-$5 million in the same span, per congressional disclosures.
For hardworking Minnesota taxpayers, this raises red flags about potential windfalls tied to a state drowning in government program abuse, with losses that could burden families with higher taxes or slashed services.
Every dime of that $9 billion fraud loss demands scrutiny, and no one, not even a congresswoman’s spouse, should escape a thorough investigation.
The scale of the fraud is so large that it means real financial exposure for everyday Americans who are already stretched thin.
In 2022, Mynett co-founded Rose Lake Capital LLC, a firm focused on deal-making, mergers, and political consulting, according to its own website.
Just one year later, in 2023, its value was a humble $1 to $1,000, but by 2024, disclosures show it soared to a jaw-dropping range of $5 million to $25 million.
Even at the lowest estimate, that’s a multiplication of wealth that could make Wall Street blush.
Interestingly, the company once boasted a roster of heavy hitters like former Sen. Max Baucus (D-MT) and ex-ambassador Adam Ereli on its site.
However, those names have since vanished, raising questions about the sudden secrecy.
Then there’s ESTCRU LLC, Mynett’s winery based in Santa Rosa, California, which popped up on Omar’s disclosures back in 2020.
Valued at $15,000 to $50,000 in 2023, it somehow shot up to $1 million to $5 million by 2024, despite a non-working online store, a dead phone line, and social media silence since early 2023.
Something smells off, and it’s not the vintage.
When small business owners in Minnesota can barely keep the lights on, this kind of unexplained growth begs for answers, especially with public funds hemorrhaging in the state.
Meanwhile, Minnesota is reeling from investigations into government program abuse that could tally losses over $9 billion, a scandal of epic proportions.
Public pressure is mounting on Omar to clarify if there’s any connection between her husband’s sudden wealth and the state’s fraud schemes.
However, questions have only been met with silence or deflections as the American people demand full transparency.
Omar’s office, predictably, dodged requests for comment on the companies’ growth or the scrubbed website details, leaving more questions than answers.
On a related note, Omar has defended past policies like the 2020 MEALS Act, stating she has “absolutely” no regrets because she claims “it did help feed kids.”
However, the stolen taxpayer funds were used to fund the lavish lifestyles if Somali fraudsters, not feed children as intended.
If any children were fed by the scheme, it was nowhere near as many as could have benefited if not for rampant fraud.
While claiming to feed children sounds like a noble goal, it doesn’t excuse oversight failures when billions vanish into thin air.
With Mynett’s firms thriving amid this chaos, the optics couldn’t be worse for Omar’s progressive priorities.
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