Port: Gov. Tim Walz should resign

Political systems are supposed to reward competence, but they’re far better at rewarding survival. Party loyalty, fear of giving the other side an opening, and tribal reflexes often keep leaders in place long after their performance has failed the public. Minnesota’s recent fraud scandal brings that tension into sharp focus. Rob Port writing at Inforum raises the question—whether clear administrative failure, and the cost to taxpayers that followed, should finally be enough to demand new leadership. For Mr. Port, the answer is clear; his commentary is worth a read.

Rob Port

InForum

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