Re: Democrat sex offender Minnesota House of Representatives.

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ST. PAUL, MN—House Democrats voted Monday on a 73-54 party-line vote 
to pass HF2265, authored by Rep. Dave Pinto, DFL-St. Paul, that 
would allow individuals convicted of a variety of crimes including 
murder, drive-by-shooting, felony-level stalking, child abuse, and 
solicitation of children to engage in sexual conduct, to be eligible 
to work in a variety of positions that require Department of Human 
Services (DHS) background studies including Personal Care Attendants 
(PCAs), providers of home and community-based care services for 
Minnesotans with disabilities, adult day services, Non-Emergency 
Medical Transportation (NEMT) drivers, and more. The bill would 
require DHS to consider granting a set-aside or variance to anyone 
who otherwise would have been disqualified as a result of a variety 
of serious felony and criminal convictions that are more than twenty 
years old.