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

Today’s music list:

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.

Also – today’s playlist:

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

And here’s the song list:

Today’s set list:

Today’s music playlist:

Death by Powerpoint, Gov. Klink style.

And – not only back, but better than ever, by popular demand – it’s the weekly playlist!

Details on American Commitment and the Pelosi Drug plan.

The March for Trump is coming to Blaine Airport on Sunday. Come on out!

Here’s that piece in Scientific American, The Covid Science Wars.

Dave Osmek is running for MN Senate in SD33.

Doug Willetts is running for MN Senate in SD51.

Today on the Northern Alliance Radio Network:

• Lacy Johnson, GOP candidate to replace Ilhan Omar in the Fifth Congressional District.
• Jason Lewis, candidate to replace Tina Smith in the US Senate.

I’ll be on from 1-3PM. You can find the show on:

• AM1280 or FM 107.5 in the Twin Cities
• Streaming
• Podcast

Or use your favorite streaming apps!

Join us at 651-289-4488, or on Twitter at #NARNShow.

Tyler Kistner is running for US House in CD2 – the southeast Metro area.

Kendall Qualls is running for the House in CD3.

Doug Willletts is running for MN Senate in SD51 against Sandy Masin.

John Lott’s Newsweek article and RCP piece. Here’s the Crime Prevention Research Center.

And Diane Napper is running for the MN State Senate in SD63 against Patricia Torres Ray.

By the way, I specifically and explicitly offer equal time – let’s call it a “challenge to take the equal time” – to Senators Torres Ray and Masin.

Amy Alkon’s piece in Quillette, “LA’s Failed Homeless Policies Turned My Home Into A Prison“

And here’s the Legislative Evaluation Assembly’s annual report.

Donald Raleigh is running for MN State House in District 38A.

Here’s where to find out more about the effort to recall Governor Klink.

Er…Walz. Governor Walz. My bad.

Also – Doug Willetts is running for MN Senate in SD51 – the greater Eagan area.

Sia Lo is running for US House in the Fourth CD, against Betty McCollum.

My band, Elephant in the Room, is playing at Freedom Fest 2020 in Lake Crystal tonight. Here are the details!

Doug Willetts is ruhning for Senate in MN District 51 – Eagan and little slices of Burnville and Inver Grove Heights.

Here’s Peggy McIntosh’s article that coined the term “White Privilege“. Here’s the facts about Peggy McIntosh’s class privilege. And this is where I coined “Urban Progressive Privilege“.

And here’s the link to Dr. Frank Models – which is, well, Doctor Frank’s modeling of the Covid pandemic.

Diane Napper is running for the MN State Senate in Senate District 63 – southeast Minneapolis.

Recall Governor Walz – help with money, time, and with a little luck petition signatures before too long.

Sia Lo is running for Congress in MNCD4. Website here.