“A man who told police that “voices” were encouraging him to rape children was bailed out by the Minnesota Freedom Fund, a controversial nonprofit that was once endorsed by the current vice president.”

“The Minnesota Freedom Fund secured the release of an alleged child rapist, a man who reportedly left his own 71-year-old mother in a pool of blood, a man accused of curb stomping a Minneapolis resident who walks with a cane, and more.”

“A criminal complaint describes Jones as “a danger to public safety” who was “under investigation for several other incidents of indecent exposure.”

“A violent daytime assault last week has left a well-liked Minneapolis bar manager with a traumatic brain injury and a long road to recovery. The alleged perpetrator is a violent offender who was charged just a month ago in another violent assault and was provided bail by the Minnesota Freedom Fund just days prior to last week’s assault.”

Walz doesn’t want to take violent criminals off the streets, instead, he has chosen to enable them.

“Honsey voiced concern about felons being “retraumatized” when they are sent to prison. She expressed no such concern for the victims of their crimes.”

Governor Walz is okay with a justice system that includes third parties bailing out violent criminals. He even includes advocates of crime in his administration. 

“State Republicans are once again looking to crack down on the Minnesota Freedom Fund, a controversial nonprofit with a history of bailing out violent criminals who go on to reoffend.”