If you live in St. Paul, and I’m a Republican, or conservative, or just someone who’s tired of St. Paul being a one party city, then I hope you can turn out tonight.
It’s the St. Paul Republican City Committee caucuses, and they’re being held tonight in the auditorium at St. Paul College.
It’s hard enough being a Republican in StPaul – and over the previous few years, the city committee fell into near complete your relevance. There’s new leadership – full disclosure, I’m part of it – and we’re hoping to change that. Starting tonight.
We’ll have a couple of guest speakers – Sen.Dave Thompson, and Andy Richter of “CommunitySolutions”, which has turned around politics in the city of Crystal. Will also be talking about the nuts and bolts of turning the cities political culture around.
St. Paul College is a block north of the Cathedral, at Summit and Marshall. If you park in the college’s parking lot, save your ticket – vouchers will be issued, so parking won’t cost you.
Come on down!
Jessie Ventura won partially because he appealed to those, especially younger people, who saw nothing in the big 2 parties.
I wonder if the Republican party in St Paul can appeal to those who see the current monopoly party as a force dominated by old people in Highland park and Summit Ave. There has to be people in St Paul who don’t want to be told what to think by 70 year old hippies, who are know rich and intolerant.
Pay particular attention to Sen. Thompson. He has a way of speaking that cuts through the liberal BS media filter.
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