Misattributed

This bit was making the rounds among the DFL repeat-bots yesterday, as evidence that Minnesota just loves them some DFL.

Unmentioned, and unpredicted during the interview: a 14:1 spending advantage, and a subservient media uncritically parroting the DFL’s messaging for it.

This is part of the DFL’s campaign to gaslight people into thinking they’re inevitable.

And – wow. The DFL just tossed their long-time messenger prof Dave Schultz under the light rail train.

There’s a metaphor in there somewhere.

26 thoughts on “Misattributed

  1. Well, Brian, enjoy your higher taxes on your income, property, gas and many more items and the increasing crime. But then, I’m sure that you’re one of those droogs that are happy to pay for a better Minnesota, because after your heroes drive out all of the rich people, including DemoCommies and job providers out of the state, you and your fellow moronic, low information voting subjects, will be on the hook for it.

  2. Oh, and speaking of driving out the job providers, I heard from a friend that’s a very senior management type in a major healthcare related company, that they will be gradually moving jobs out of the state. He’s not prone to rumor mongering, so it’s probably pretty accurate.

    I’m betting that those conversations are either are or will be happening at every big company in the state, because all of them have locations in more business friendly states and countries. Case in point, while druggie Dayton was occupying the governor’s residence, Medtronic moved their corporate HQ to Ireland.

  3. Whoa, whoa, whoa there boss-man. Didn’t Mitch just about about how MN is one of the top (five) states for business? Why would these companies want to leave or relocate from such a business friendly state?

  4. Dave Schultz under the light rail train

    Isn’t this the way of all commie (religious) movements? That the extremists become more outspoken, more powerful, more judgmental? Mensheviks delenda est?

  5. In Spain in ’36 the Popular Front alliance of Communists, Anarchists, and Sociables (Akismet) couldn’t wait to take power – so they could start arresting the Sociables.

  6. The lesson should be directed to the GOP who failed to nominate electable candidates. Looking forward — will the GOP base to do the same thing again by nominating unelectable candidates ….

  7. ^ What lesson are you talking about? My goodness, even when Fluffy kinda sticks to the topic, it’s still nonsense.

    And that’s because the euphemism “electable” means DemoCommie-Lite. Like “common sense” gun control or a slight limit on the right to abortion.

    Or, in other words, the Democommies and electable Republicans are both in agreement to sail the ship of state into the iceberg, it’s just a matter of how fast.

    That’s not much of a choice. And, btw, the media will still portray those electable Republicans as Nazis.

  8. From MMP’s article: “Although most individuals with IQs ≤ 90 did not have a college degree, the rate at which they completed college had increased approximately 6-fold in men and 10-fold in women relative to rates in the previous generation.”

    This can only be explained that colleges dumbed down their grading and graduation requirements. And quickly. Also possible that there was an explosion of worthless (“studies”) degrees awarded. And they talk about bad public schooling being a pipeline to prison? Bad college-ing is a pipeline to the governmental-non profit complex.

    We always hear about various “bubbles” popping. Dot com, real estate, mortgage, college tuition, etc. When will there be a governmental bubble that pops?

  9. Emery is stuck in his “it’s the GOP’s fault that the DFL is so crazy” loop. Last happened a few weeks ago.

  10. Emery: Republicans could win if they ran as Democrats.

    First, no, they couldn’t, because Democrats and their willing accomplices in the media will assure voters that every Republican candidate is Literally Hitler, no matter what their actual platform might be; and

    Second, what would be the point? If Democrats want to burn down the state, let them. No benefit to gain from helping them. Besides,

    Third, Republicans will get blamed for the flames anyway, for opposing Democrats sensible and necessary match-and-gasoline policies, those fascists.

    Smarter to pack up and leave.

  11. Say rAT? What’s the scuttlebutt on the res? Who has the red man’s vote this time around? Are they down with Pedo Joe? Ask the girl when she comes to empty the ash tray at your slot machine, will ya?

    What’s the consensus at Floyd’s convenience store and town pump? How’s the Bud light promotion going over there, by the way; many takers?

    What’s going on at your little pond this weekend? Bullhead contest? Mud bog? Skeeter eating contest? Will there be pizza? How ‘bout that milfoil, eh?…you keeping ahead of it?

    The fun never stops in the Northland, does it rAT?

  12. As soon as I saw that rAT’s lakefront estate bordered an indian res, I knew he was a land baron, right away.

    The indians got all the prime real Estate.

    I bet the tribe stops by to get hot stock tips all the time.

  13. “The hardy Yankee pioneers that settled the lands just south of the indian res were looking for a name that projected the elite status of the mosquito infested swamp land they were calling home.”

    “They searched, and drank, and scratched and searched, until Cloy Smelt Jr. said “Hey fellows, Hakensack New Jersey is a swell place to be from!”

    And so it was settled.

  14. Het rAT!

    I read that the tribes want to be the first to open legal weed stores once the law comes into effect. Thats super.

    Adding “Purple mind fuck” and “Leave the planet” weed to a couple cases of Bud light and a little Fentanyl ought to liven things up around mud lake real good, eh?

    With all the second hand smoke, even the skeeters will be baked and have commensurate cases of the munchies.

    Gonna be great times in the Northland.

  15. Hackensack MN is known for it’s magnificent, 17’ tall fiberglass statue of Paul Bunyan’s gf “Lucette”. What a work of spun glass and resin it is!

    On clear nights, when the mosquitoes aren’t too bad, I bet it’s a swell place to quaff a couple quarts of Bud Light and ponder the meaning of the universe, while waiting for shift change at the indian c@sino.

  16. I remember, N. St. Paul had a big fiberglass igloo as a town attraction.
    It’s gone now though…probably at the Smithsonian.

    Pretty sure some town in the NOrthLAnd has a giant fiberglass fish at the entrance.

    Minnesota loves its trannies, groomers, Somalis and it’s giant fiberglass statues.

    #WorldClass

  17. I bet your ER daughter made bank, rAT.

    She’s everyone’s Sweetheart.

  18. Say rAT?

    While having a zebra mussel bake on the shore of lake HaCK, have you ever flicked a spoonful of mashed taters at your neighbors?

    What’s that distance, 5 yards?

    How’s them skeeters today? Cloudy or partly cloudy?

  19. What’s the record for the skeeter eating contest, rAT? Do y’all moisten them with water or suck em down dry?

  20. bn
    for the best skeeters in Hackensack you throw a stick of butter into a hot cast iron frying pan then just before the butter starts to smoke you dump in a couple pounds of the skeeters, cook them till they’re crispy, then you wash them down with warm Grain Belt beer

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