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Know a high school girl – public, private, charter or home-schooled – with an interest in public spoeaking? Let her know about “Speaking Proudly“. It’s an eight minute speech on a subject related to our nation. This years subject is “Securing the Blessings oif Liberty”. $2,000 first price, plus lots more! Let the high school girl in your life with a yen toward public speaking know!

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Tom Weiler is running against Dean Philips in MNCD3.

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Ryan Wilson is running for State Auditor.

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Here’s the video of Arabella Foss-Yarbrough I was talking about:

By the wa – the term is “WOMPWAs” – Woke Overeducated Middle Class White Activists”.

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Fern Smith is running for the MN House in HD52A.

Need more information on the 3M Open or on Estate Claim Services? There you go!

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Here’s the National Review piece on the very good SCOTUS session that just ended.

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Rob Doar is the Political Director of the MN Gun Owners Caucus. If you’re in MN and want to fight for the right to keep and bear arms, they are the group doing the heavy lifting,

Beth Baumann contributes to Armed American News. Here’s the thread on the “Bipartisan Safe Communities Act” – AKA the “Civil Rights Lawyer Full Employment Act”.

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Tad Jude is running for Hennepin County Attorney. He’ll need your vote in the primary on August 8.

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Shawn Holster is running for the MN Senate in SD63.

Jerry Silver is seeking the GOP nomination to run against Betty McCollum in CD4.

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Here’s the article by Joel Kotkin that Mr. D. linked, and that I quoted from on the air.

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Shawn Towle is pushing legislation to help house homeless vets. He’s the proprietor of Checks and Balances.

Shukri Abdirahman is running for the GOP nomination to run against Ilhan Omar.

Peggy Benicke is from the Robbinsdale Women’s Clinic.

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Walter Hudson is running for the MN House in District 30A.

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Mike Murphy is running for the GOP nomination to run against Govenor Klink,

Dennis Smith is running for the nod to run for Attorney General against Keith Ellison.

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2022 will mark this blog‘s 20th anniversary.

I’m kind of excited!

But first let’s talk about the weekend.

Tonight – New Year’s Eve – my band “Elephant in the Room” is playing at the American Legion in Fridley. We will be starting at 8:30 PM, and ringing in the new year. The Legion has those cool edge of the metro food and drink prices, without actually being outside the metro, which is kind of cool. Hope you can make it out there.

Tomorrow on the show? I will be talking with Rebecca Brannon about her run in with the Hennepin county machine over her reporting on Sheriff Hutchinson‘s DUI.

And tomorrow night, we will be playing at Neisen‘s Sports Bar and Grill, in Savage. I love our bars, but Nissans has a stage that makes you feel kind of like a rockstar, and a sound system that makes us sound like one. No cover.

I hope we run into each other, literally or figuratively, during any or all of the above!

Kim Crockett is with American Majority and the MN Voters Alliance.

We also talked with Rescue Public Education, and the initiative to try to defeat the levy (aka the wealth transfer to the teachers union and administrators association) in the Stillwater School District, where academic performance has been in free fall.

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Dr. Scott Jensen is running for Governor.

Kim Crockett’s piece on HR4 – which would instutionalize the stealing of elections. Also – sign up for the “Organizing Citizens” event here.

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Please tune in to AM1280 this afternoon from 4-6PM for a special broadcast about Critical Race Theory in Minnesota, and what you and I can do about it.

It’ll feature:

• Kendall Qualls and Alfrieda Baldwin from “Take Charge Minnesota”
• Catrin Wigfall from the Center of the American Experiment
• Rebekah Hagstrom from “Education Nation”.

We’ll be having the actual conversation that the CRT crowd plays lip service to.

I’ll be moderating the discussion.

Hope you can listen in!

Here’s the article on how narcissists and sociopaths dominate their families and social circles – and, let’s be honest, societies.

Michael Totten’s piece on the decline and fall of Portland.

Angus Fox’s series, “When Sons become Daughters“, on Quillette. It’s a seven part read, and not always easy, but very worth it.

Also – Genspect is amplifying the voices of parents of gender-questioning children against the bullying and gaslighting of modern society.

Mike Bloomberg and the Rockefeller Foundation bought themselves a couple of lawyers in the Minnesota Attorney General’s office. Progressive plutocrats with deep pockets buying candidates and elections is one thing. Buying executive branch power?

C’mon, man .

Also – Midwest Swamp Watch is coming to a town near you.

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Speaking Proudly – an oratory contest for high school girls – is coming up October 23. Deadline for applications is between August 1 and September 11.

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