To get in touch with the Minneapolis GOP BPOU, go here, or email at info@mplsgop.org.

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Alex Plechash is running for RNC National Committeeman. If you’re a state central delegate and want to find out more, we gotcha right here.

Marisa Simonetti is running for Henco Commission in District 6. If you live in the district, or know someone who does, Tuesday is election day.

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Go here to find out more about United We Transform.

And don’t forget Clarence Henderson – of the Woolworth Lunch Counter sit-in – will be keynoting the “Justice For Our Generations” event at Shiloh Baptist in North Minneapolis tomorrow.

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We talked about A Nation of Cowards by Jeffrey Snyder. It’s one of the things that crystalliized why I’m a Second Amendment advocate.

And of course, Senator Nicole Mitchell, the most important politican in Minnesota today, was the subject of hour 1.

Finally – today’s show was pre-recorded, because I was at the Gun Owners Rally at the Capitol. Hope you were too. Either way, if you’re not a member of the MN Gun Owners Caucus, what are you waiting for?

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Marisa Simonetti is a conservative running for Hennepin County Commission. She’s got a solid shot. Find out more on the web or Twitter.

Taylor Rahm is running for the GOP nomination to run against Angie Craig in CD4 Find out more here.

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Find out more about Ralph Drollinger’s “Capitol Ministries” here.

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And I hope you can join Jack, Brad, a few dozen of our closest friends and I tonight at Exchange Food and Drink in New Brighton, 7 PM until we finish or 10PM, whichever comes first!

Interested in pushing back on HF4444, which will increase the cost of building contracting by 50-75%? Contact Bill Gshwind at MNCLS.com, or 651-484-4412. And if you need a roof, give Dan Lillestol at 952-479-7131.

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May Lor Xiong is running for the US House in CD4. She could use your help.

Here’s the link for the NARN 20th Anniversary Party.

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Here’s the online documentary about the DFL’s war on religious freedom in Minnesota

And this is the mini-documentary about the DFL’s attack:

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My piece on Ilhan Omar and the dueling translations.

Also, the piece on Buddy Holly I talked about.

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I recorded an “evergreen” Christmas Weekend broadcast. Merry Christmas!

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Here’s the link to the Salvation Army. They need volunteers this time of year, in addition to all the financial needs.

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Anna Matthews joined me to talk about Cynthia Lonnquist’s race to replace Ruth Richardson in MN HD 52B.

Interested in helping out? Write “info@mngop.com”, or join them Sunday morning at 10AM at the McDonald’s at Dodd and Crosstown.

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From yesterday’s show:

Liz Collin and the Fall of Minneapolis.

Also – condolences to the family of Mark Rice, aka “Mark from Saint Louis Park”, a long-time regular caller, and one of the few that the producers were told to always let on the air, because he always added great stuff to the show.

More on Monday.

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John Augustine is with the Legislative Evaluation Assembly.

Charles Kuchlenz is the Libertarian candidate to replace Ruth Richardson in MN HD52b.

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Mike Casey is running for the GOP nomination in CD4.

Jim Schulz, former MN Attorney General candidate, is with the Minnesota Private Business Council.

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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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