Here’s the link to the Minneapolis GOP City Committee fundraiser, which Elephant in the Room will be at next Saturday.

Jessica Johnson is running for Stillwater School Board.

Find out more about the political and legal efforts re Minnesota’s new cannabis law at the ANC Foundtion.

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The review of the review of Liz Collin’s They’re Lying,

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Find out more about the new, reorganized Minneapolis City GOP.

Jim Schultz is with the Minnesota Private Business Council.

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Want to find out more about Rep Hudson’s and Sen. Lucero’s carry permit fundraiser? Here you go!

And you can find out more about the Frederick Douglass Foundation. And here’s the

Here’s my series about my change of heart about public education.

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I talked with Lacy Johnson and Rep. Walter Hudson about the Frederick Douglas Foundation of Minnesota. Learn more here!

Learn more about helping the Fabro family dealing with the Carver County Attorney’s Office in getting accountability for the alleged attempted kidnapping of their daughter .

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Here’s the John Phelan piece I talked about.

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Info on “Speaking Proudly”:

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Find out more about the Wall that Heals, at Saint Thomas Academy, Friday through Monday (5/26-29).

Oh, yeah – Jen McEwen’s coming for your guns.

Walter Hudson schoolling DFL apologists on their legalizing of pedophilia:

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Learn more about the new, improved, streamlined Minneapolis GOP here.

If you’re not in the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus – what do you want, an invitation? OK – I invite you to get involved. Do it!

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Interested in contributing to Pre-Born, to help bring ultrasound to women considering abortion? Call 833-850-BABY (2229). You also go to AM11280thepatriot.com.

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And here’s the article I was talking about – the one that describes how the DFL treats, well, everyone.

As promised on the show, here’s the body cam video of police engaging the Nashville shooter.

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I enjoy every broadcast I do. I joke – about 65% tongue in cheek – that the worst day on the air is better than the best day off the air.

But some are better than others.

Hour two, last Saturday, was fun even by that standard.

My guest for the first half-hour, Cassie Fredregill, told the infuriating story of her go-round about having her ten year old daughter in a class on reacting to sexting.

It’s the sort of thing you’d expect to hear about the Minneapolis or Edina schools.

But this was Little Falls 

Listen to the first half hour for. yourself. .

Gary Gross has been covering the story here, here, here, here, here and here,

If you’re not outraged, you are part of the problem.

Much more coming later this week, and on next Saturday’s show.

(The third quarter-hour includes an epic takedown of Cori Bush and “woke” attacks on Western Civilization in general).

Today is the 19th anniversary of the Northern Alliance Radio Network.

I’ll probably save the whole “waxing philosophical about it” thing for (God willing) next year – and for those of you who like that sort of thing, I have a hunch it’ll be a doozy.

But like this blog, that two hours a week has been a steady, constant thing over the course of a couple of mind-warpingly turbulent decades, personally and for the nation.

Back in October of 2003, asking Chad the Elder, John Hinderaker, Brian “Saint Paul” Ward, Ed Morrissey, Scott Johnson, Atomizer, King Banaian and JB Doubtless (and eventually Michael Brodkorb) if they wanted to do a radio show was a little like making a burger with four patties; you realize it’s probably going nowhere, and the world will not change if it fails completely, but that’s no reason not to try.

And the fact that it worked – of which more below – is further evidence of what may be the biggest axiom of my life: the things that start as jokes, whimsical experiments or drunken pranks on myself, tend to be the things that are the most rewarding. I’m going to have to do a post on that phenomenon sometime in the next year.

Of course, for that little flight of fancy to become what it did has taken the connivance of a lot of people. Three generations of general managers (John Hunt, who originally OKed the idea along with Ron Stone and current GM Nik Anderson), and four of operations managers (Patrick Campion, the first person I talked, along with his successors, Nick Novak, Lee Michaels and John “Consigliere” Berg, no relation) had to agree to put us on the air, schedule staff to keep us on, and take the risk of having a bunch of noobs on their air.

How many generations of producers did it take to make us sound passable? The late, unforgotten, great Joe “The Jackal” Hanson, Tommy “The HBomb” Huynh, Matt Reynolds, Irina Malanina, The Consigliere, Terminator N, Megan Fatale, G-Money, and a whole bunch of Brad and King’s producers I can’t even begin to remember…

…and of course Brad Carlson ,King Banaian and Jack “The New Guy” Tomczak.

Not to mention the audience.

Not sure who or what I’d be today without the result of the – not sure what to call it, joke or prank or unhinged scheme – that got hatched 20 years ago this coming fall. But I do know I doubt I could navigate the insanity of today’s world without it – not to mention the blog that started it.

Anyway – thanks!

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Tide Pod Evita on Ilhan Omar:

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Cara Schulz is the proprietor of Flower Pot Holistic Wellness in Burnsville – stop by and say hi! She urges you to contact your reps and Senators and urge them to exempt small farmers and businesses from the most draconican, Big-Pharma-driven regulations. MN is Ready is the closest thing there is to an advocacy group.

Here’s Walter Hudson’s thread on the drive to build a database of “hate speech”, and – I think, by extension, the beginnings of a social credit index.

This is what infant totalitarianism looks like.

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More on the MN Gun Owners Caucus. If you’re a gun owner and not involved, or at least on the email list, what are you waiting for.

And if government is attacking your freedom of conscience, the Alliance Defending Freedom is doing the work the ACLU long since gave up doing.

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Today’s song list – all artists that left us in the past year:

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