As Long As We’re On The Subject

To: Governor Walz
From: Mitch Berg, Irascible Peasant
Re: Priorities

Your Highness:

You wrote this on Twitter yesterday:

Despite unprecedented challenges that our state has faced, we’ve:

→ Passed the largest jobs bill in state history
→ Made historic investments in education
→ Strengthened our economy

With your help, @PeggyFlanagan and I can continue that work to move Minnesota forward.
— Tim Walz (@Tim_Walz) August 22, 2022

Let’s look at this past four years:

Crime wave, abetted by DFL policy
Riots, encouraged by your administratiion’s passive-aggressive bureaucratic gamesmanship with the National Guard
Collapse of respect for the rule of law, as a result of DFL policy
Educational outcomes for minorities, already terrible, collapsed
State divided between “essential” and “non-essential” workers – meaning dividing people
“Science” bastardized by your administration hiding the code for the “model” “predicting” tens of thousands of dead from Covid by July 2020, as a best case. That’s how how science is done,

To the extent Minnesota is doing well, it’s in spite of you.

Hope we’ve settled that.

That is all.

Posted

August 23, 2022

Campaign ’22, Governor

Mitch Berg

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12 responses to “As Long As We’re On The Subject”

Emery

August 23, 2022

Walz is not perfect but Jensen is not acceptable. Unfortunate that I have to be subjected to millions in media between now and election day.
Blade Nzimande

August 23, 2022

Unfortunate that I have to be subjected to millions in media between now and election day.

Pffft…who do you think you’re kidding, rAT? Ads aimed at low IQ nitwits such as yourself are rich targets for ~~plagiarizing~~ stealing comments from…as long as they don’t put them in that befuddling Haiku meter! 😂
Emery

August 23, 2022

Jensen’s comments suggest grievances over mask and vaccine mandates will be a big motivator for Republicans in the fall elections. Maybe, but I doubt it for two reasons. First, it feels like most people have put the pandemic behind them. Second, it’s hard for Jensen to criticize Walz as an enabler of big government when he represents a party that is dedicated nationally to using the power of big government to make and enforce decisions concerning woman’s healthcare.
Ultra Maga Mammuthus Primigenesis

August 23, 2022

81% of covid deaths occurred in state regulated long term care facilities.
These deaths occurred while Walz shutdown children’s schools shutdown entire industries, eliminated the right of citizens to gather (except for DFL sponsored riots), and forbid citizens NOT in long term care facilities from leaving their homes.
All the while he spent over 5 million bucks for a broken-down refrigerated building to use as a morgue for the tens of thousands of covid deaths that never materialized. He never even bothered to inspect and repair the refrigeration system of the long-vacant produce warehouse.
But Jensen? Ivermectin! Anti-vaxxer!
Imagine how much better MN would be off if Jensen, rather than Walz, had been elected in 2018.
Blade Nzimande

August 23, 2022

Minnesota, and Minneapolis in particular have become a mainstay story on media…and never good stories. Violent crime; leftist insanity; public school grooming; insane tax hikes…Minnesota is a leader in all those categories.

Well here, look at this for instance:

“Crime and COVID-19 restrictions have claimed yet another business in the already eviscerated Minneapolis hospitality scene.

Wild Greg’s Saloon closed its sprawling nightclub in troubled downtown Minneapolis just days after its owner highlighted for Fox News the growing chasm between the restaurant crisis in deep-blue cities and the thriving hospitality scene in red-state America.

“Minneapolis is a ghost town,” Greg Urban told Fox News Digital on Monday in a phone interview. “We’re in much better shape being closed than being open. We stopped the bleeding.”

Wild Gregg has 3 other Saloons. One in Texas and 2 in Florida; they’re booming.

Business downtown Minneapolis is down 54%…due to black violence. Minnesota is losing it’s White population; not a good sign. The degenerates own this mess, but I fully expect Walz will be re-elected because Minnesota is a shithole state now.
justplainangry

August 23, 2022

Hmmm… I wonder, how many people died from taking Ivermectin vs Wu Flu? I mean all the way back to 1987? I bet more people were killed by the jab. But I jest, Jensen, Malone, Zelenko, they are all quacks and frauds.
bosshoss429

August 23, 2022

jpa;
Over the whole course of the plandemic, medical experts were “baffled by the low number of cases in Africa”. Two Nigerian doctors that I know from the gun range, laughed when this was published. They said that the answer was simple. The African government and many benevolent medical services, have been giving hydroxichloroquine to the populace to guard against malaria, for decades. In fact, our own military gives it to personnel stationed in tropical areas. These two were proponents of administering it for WuFlu, because they knew that it would be effective with virtually no side effects, yet, the medical establishment squelched their efforts via threats of termination.
Ultra Maga Mammuthus Primigenesis

August 23, 2022

Bosshoss –
Somewhat similar story. I lived in Hawaii, on the Big Island, when covid became a pandemic in early 2020.
The Big Island has a lot of homeless encampments. Given the poor health of most of the people in homeless encampments, poor access to health care, etc, I thought that they would become death camps.
Nope. As a rule, the residents of homeless encampments on the Big Island were doing no worse than anyone else. WTF?
Hawaii locked down hard in early 2020. Almost all the cluster deaths were in long term care facilities, where the people were cared for by the state and were in very poor health, and were very old. We have seen this pattern repeated again and again with covid, while the government, in thrall to “public health experts,” shut down entire industries and pushed non-sensical social distancing guidelines and non-sensical mask mandates.
Example: the Big Island had a mask mandate for public spaces. They also shut down small businesses, but left big retailers like Safeway and Walmart open. The result was heavy crowding at Safeway and Walmart.
Only one outbreak was traced to Safeway (and none to Walmart). The Safeway outbreak was not among customers, but among employees who shared the same break room.
All of the government response to covid has been driven by deep idiocy, it was government acting at its absolute worse: ignoring common sense, issuing arbitrary, authoritarian mandates, and completely ignoring empirical data.
bosshoss429

August 24, 2022

Now that Deborah Birx has admitted in her book, that WuFlu measures, data on “the science”, including the death jab were bogus, several people, especially Trump and Rand Paul, have been vindicated. She knew that Trump was being lied to, given false information and ignorant recommendations by his top “advisers”, yet didn’t do anything to correct it.

The corrupt cabal that are the CDC and NIH, are complicit in the deaths of over 1 million people. I’m betting that a lot of class action suits are being put together.
justplainangry

August 24, 2022

I’m betting that a lot of class action suits are being put together.

But the most notorious killers, yes, I am talking about Pfiser, Moderna and J&J will be immune. And they CONTINUE to push jabs. Polio? That’s not enough! They want return of the black plague and every pox imaginable.

MP, homeless in encampments were/are pickled 24/7 so they have, inadvertently, had reduced risk of infection by gazzilionfold. Seniors hoarded into death camps were not so lucky.
Ultra Maga Mammuthus Primigenesis

August 24, 2022

Trudeau’s unvaxxed travel ban was utterly without scientific justification:
https://www.sasktoday.ca/north/local-news/federal-court-documents-reveal-travel-ban-not-based-on-science-5700885
I think that the more you look at various covid lockdowns and mandates, you will find dirt. Lots and lots of dirt. Dirt and money being wheel barrowed by politicians to their supporters.
We have a constitution for a reason. Let’s follow it, m’kay?
Ultra Maga Mammuthus Primigenesis

August 24, 2022

Dr. Lisa Waddell, an epidemiologist at the Public Health Agency of Canada, who wrote a study for PHAC that showed there wasn’t much risk of transmission on airplanes was one of the witnesses called to testify.

In her report she stated that the risk of being infected with Covid-19 in the cabin of an airplane was about one case in every 1.7 million travellers.
. . .
Court documents also reveal that no one in the COVID Recovery unit, including Jennifer Little, the director-general, had any formal education in epidemiology, medicine or public health.