You voted for Mary Moriarty for Henco Attorney. Granted, it was a closer race than one might have expected; the endorsed DFLer won by 20 points, rather than the expected 40-50. Still, Henco spoke: they’re OK with carjackings, home invasions, … Continue reading
To: Minnesota DemocratsFrom: Mitch Berg, Irascible PeasantRe: Fake Beliefs DFLers, A few points of information: That is all.
Tulsi Gabbard is sick and tired of the Democrat party, and she’s not going to take it anymore: A few thoughts: The Key Log: As Berg’s Seventh Law foretells, one of the reasons that Democrats like to harp on the … Continue reading
Legitimate (as far as we know) food non-profits are concerned that the Feeding our Future scandal will make it harder for them to fundraise. I can see why. If it became harder to launder money through non-profits, the DFL would … Continue reading
Not that most of this blog’s readers are especially fooled – but in case anyone was still of the impression that abortion activists want the procedure to be “safe, legal, rare, and to protect women who have been raped or … Continue reading
Pro choice man shoots pro-life woman in Michigan. Richard Harvey, age 74 of Ionia, Michigan, apparently shot Joan Jacobson, an 84-year-old woman who was gathering signatures: Not sure who Mr. Harvey’s lawyer is, but he has apparently given a statement … Continue reading
Gosh, why is it that Governor Klink and Co-Governor Flanagan can’t stop talking about abortion? White, upper middle class progressive women – the people who are the new DFL base – never come to North Minneapolis, so it’s all OK.
The good news for Republicans: all those price drops in gas will likely turn around and head north again starting Friday. The bad news: the apparently upcoming rail strike is going to bodge up a good chunk of the rest … Continue reading
Since it’s state fair time Dash the time when at least some people in Minnesota start paying attention to the upcoming elections – let’s make sure we remember: when minutes counted, Governor Klink took days to respond to the collapse … Continue reading
It’s been a while since we inaugurated a new Berg’s Law. But it’s high time. Berg’s 24th Law Of Rhetorical Predictability: Democrat politicians can, and routinely do, say anything they want, regardless of honesty or even factuality, confident that their … Continue reading
I have no idea why it Michael Beschloss a blue check. But let’s place a little bit, if not with him then with ourselves: It’s entirely possible he’s right. Abortion, and abortion alone, could Blunch watch polls today say will … Continue reading
Now, last month I was reliably informed that an “activist” Supreme Court had banned abortion. So this just can not be: a referendum to repeal Kansas’s constitutional protection of abortion failed, and failed hard, yesterday. Why, it’s almost as if … Continue reading
The MInneapolis City Council – with crime, inflation and housing issues all solved, youbetcha – sees a shiny new progressive toy: Two Minneapolis City Council members have joined forces with pro-choice organizations in an effort to push the city to … Continue reading
Yesterday, we noted that Governor Flanagan and Mr. Walz were going noticeably loooooooooonbg on abortion in their socialist media presence. \ It’s enough to make you think that their internal polls are bad enough that they are shoring up their … Continue reading
10 years ago, when economic times were fairly good (compared to 2008, anyway) and Barack Obama was on the ticket, the DFL went long on same-sex marriage, counting on it (and the big uptick it advantage) to blunt whatever remaining … Continue reading
…to figure out how to rephrase something like “the Democrats know they can say any bull crap they want without fear of consequences, because well the typical Democrat is a college educated person, they are ill-informed and gullible” into the … Continue reading
Joe Doakes from Como Park emails: A judge ruled some of Minnesota’s restrictions on abortion are unconstitutional under the Minnesota state constitution, which offers broader protection of privacy rights than the federal constitution in light of the Supreme Court’s recent … Continue reading
Dick’s Sporting Good is sort of the Angela Merkel of big retail. They kowtow to the left, and have an unearned reputation for doing things well, but at the end of the day you can see literally every choice they … Continue reading
In the wake of the Supreme Court decision striking down Roe v. Wade and giving the job of dealing with abortion back to the Legislative branches of the state and federal governments, some Progressives have been shocked, shocked they tell … Continue reading
A few weeks back, when the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, I knew the same thing everyone in the country who passed ninth grade civics, even if taught by a moonlighting football coach, knew; The decision didn’t “ban abortion“; … Continue reading
Joe Doakes from Como park emails: I’m seeing hysteria on the Left. “Roe was overturned. Do you know what this means? It means gay marriage, contraception, inter-racial marriage, affirmative action – all of them are at risk!” Thus far, Conservatives … Continue reading
Joe Doakes from Como Park emails: Found this stuffed in the screen door on Sunday morning. Couple of late-middle aged White women with ELCA hair going around the neighborhood (no doubt doing Good Works before heading off to hear the … Continue reading
I don’t wanna interrupt a guy when he’s on a roll, but has anyone told Billy Joe Armstrong – the guy who last had a hit about 20 years ago, calling George W. Bush voters “American Idiots” – that the … Continue reading
Dobbs finally arrived: “The Constitution does not confer a right to abortion; Roe and Casey are overruled; and the authority to regulate abortion is returned to the people and their elected representatives,” wrote Justice Samuel Alito for the majority. “It is … Continue reading
Joel Doakes from Como Park emails: Protesters outside the home of Supreme Court Justice Barrett. First, it’s illegal to protest outside the home of a federal judge and rightly so. There are limits to free speech: fighting words, fire in … Continue reading