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Jeremy Miller addresses loss of colleague and calls out Minnesota government fraud

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Jeremy R. Miller, Minnesota State Senator from 26th District | Official Website

Jeremy R. Miller, Minnesota State Senator from 26th District | Official Website

Jeremy Miller, a member of the Minnesota Senate, shared several updates on his social media accounts between July 22 and July 23, 2025. His posts addressed the passing of a colleague, personal celebrations, and concerns over government fraud in Minnesota.

On July 22, Miller expressed condolences regarding the death of Bruce Anderson, another member of the Minnesota Senate. In his post from that day, Miller wrote: "It's incredibly sad to hear about the unexpected passing of my Senate colleague, Bruce Anderson. Bruce was a dedicated veteran and public servant who will be greatly missed. Janel and I send our condolences to his family."

Later that same day, Miller shared a birthday message for two individuals named Luke and Tom: "It’s BIG 12 for Luke & Tom today! Happy birthday, boys!" The post appears to celebrate their twelfth birthdays.

On July 23, Miller commented on longstanding concerns about mismanagement within state government programs. He stated: "Many of us have been raising concerns for years about the rampant fraud, waste, and abuse in Minnesota. It's great to see the US attorney getting involved. US attorney says Minnesota government fraud could exceed $1 billion." Recent investigations by federal authorities have brought increased attention to possible widespread fraud affecting state-run initiatives.

Bruce Anderson served as a legislator in Minnesota and was recognized for both his military service and dedication as a public official.

Federal scrutiny into alleged fraudulent activities in Minnesota reflects broader national efforts to address wasteful spending within government programs.

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