According to the Minnesota DFL... it's okay for violent criminals to participate in elections, but not party activities. Reminiscent of Minnesota Democrats defunding the police... and then hiring private security. THEY. ARE. HYPOCRITES.

Read more here: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/minnesota-democrats-call-emergency-meeting-convention-melee

Check out this headline from Minnesota's Star Tribune: "How did Minnesota Democrats unify fragile majorities to pass sweeping change?"

Someone ought to contact the CFB for these independent expenditures posing as journalism...

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"Inmate voting, noncitizen voting, and even mandatory voting have been among the initiatives pushed in Democrat-led jurisdictions this year to expand their voting base."

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Legislators in the Minnesota House’s “Queer Caucus” celebrated the repeal of laws imposing criminal penalties for HIV exposure and $2 million in funding for gender-neutral school bathrooms. 

“As the first Queer Caucus at the Minnesota Legislature, we were adamant on affirming the identities of our first ever Trans woman and non-binary legislators. We have a massive responsibility to our LGBTQIA2S+ communities and their families to ensure we make our state a place of refuge and protection against the rise of hateful legislation from extremist Republicans across the country. Throughout the session, we made it clear that we would not engage in any debates on our right to exist and live,” members of the Queer Caucus said in a joint statement."

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Bud Light buying back expired beer from wholesalers

Bud Light sales have plummeted after the company launched a campaign with Dylan Mulvaney, a biological man who has spent the last year pretending that he is a woman.

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"Target Corporation held an emergency meeting to avoid a “Bud Light situation,” sources told Fox News on Tuesday.

A Target employee, speaking on the condition of anonymity, revealed to Fox News that numerous stores, particularly those situated in rural areas of the South, have opted to relocate their Pride sections to mitigate potential backlash."

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• Established a “fundamental right” to abortion through all nine months of pregnancy;
• Declared Minnesota a “refuge” for children seeking sex changes;
• Passed the “Take Pride Act,” which will prohibit nonprofits that serve minors from discriminating based on “gender identity” in hiring practices;
• Passed protections for women who travel to Minnesota for abortions;
• Repealed protections for babies who survive abortions;
• Stripped pregnancy resource centers of state funding;
• Gutted reporting requirements for abortion facilities;
• Expanded medical assistance to include abortion (taxpayer-funded abortion);
• Repealed an informed consent law for abortion;
• Legalized recreational marijuana use;
• Increased government spending by 40 percent;
• Raised the gas tax by indexing it to inflation;
• Created a new delivery fee on all retail orders over $100;
• Increased sales taxes and fees for vehicle purchases and registration;
• Passed a metro-wide sales tax increase;
• Enacted automatic voter registration;
• Passed pre-registration for 16- and 17-year-olds;
• Joined the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact;
• Funded a study on ranked-choice voting;
• Passed a bill to provide driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants;
• Passed a bill to provide health care to illegal immigrants;
• Restored the right to vote to violent felons who are on probation;
• Created a commission to design a new state flag;
• Replaced Columbus Day with Indigenous People’s Day;
• Declared Juneteenth a state holiday;
• Raised the threshold for a political party to attain or maintain “major party” status from 5 percent to 8 percent beginning in the 2024 general election;
• Passed a bill to require Minnesota’s electricity grid to be 100% carbon-free by 2040;
• Banned so-called “conversion therapy;”
• Passed two gun control bills, including a red-flag law and universal background checks;
• Provided free college at state institutions to students in families with income under $80,000;
• Passed a bill to provide free lunch and breakfast to all Minnesota students regardless of family income;
• Increased spending on K-12 education by 10.2 percent;
• Banned Native American mascots;
• Raised fees for fishing, boating, and visiting state parks;
• Created a hate speech database;
• Banned no-knock warrants;
• Created a program that will allow inmates who complete certain programming to serve just half of their prison sentences;
• Created a state-run paid leave program that will raise taxes on employers and employees;
• Established a new legal avenue for prosecutors to seek lower sentences;
• Funded a new Office of Restorative Practices that will propose alternatives to incarceration for juveniles who commit serious crimes.
• Commissioned a study on abolishing cash bail;
• Created a new public database that will assign climate scores to large businesses.
• Capped rebate checks at $260 per filer, with income limits, and down from the $1,000 initially proposed by Gov. Tim Walz.

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Democrats slipped some of the more controversial elements of their abortion agenda into a health and human services omnibus bill on the last day of Minnesota’s legislative session.

Rep. Tina Liebling, DFL-Rochester, clued MinnPost in on this development Saturday, but the final language of the bill wasn’t released until late Sunday, about 24 hours before the end of session.

Liebling authored HF91, a bill that seeks to repeal many of Minnesota’s regulations on the abortion industry. A conference committee included some elements of her bill in its report for the health and human services budget. That committee is scheduled to meet Monday at 8 a.m., the last day of session. Once the committee finalizes its report, it will then be sent to both chambers for an up or down vote.

Liebling, who chairs the conference committee, was unable to get her standalone bill to the floor of either the House or Senate because of opposition within her own party, a sign that the legislation is even more extreme than the “Protect Reproductive Options (PRO) Act.”

Sen. Aric Putnam, DFL-St. Cloud, voted for the PRO Act but said during a town hall this session that he was the reason Liebling’s bill didn’t make it to the Senate floor.

According to the conference committee report, Democrats plan to:

• cancel the Positive Alternatives program;
• amend the “Born Alive Infants Protection Act,” a law that requires doctors to provide medical care to babies who survive abortions. Democrats have deleted from law a requirement for doctors to “preserve the life and health of the born alive infant,” replacing it with a watered-down mandate to “care for the infant who is born alive.” They have also removed the word abortion from the statute;
• gut reporting requirements for abortion facilities, including data on the Born Alive Infants Protection Act, but still require data collection on the number of abortions performed in Minnesota and gestational age;
• repeal a law that mandates a 24-hour waiting period before an abortion while the doctor provides information on the medical risks;
• repeal the “physician-only law,” which requires abortions to be performed only by physicians; and
• repeal a requirement that second- and third-trimester abortions be performed in a hospital.

Liebling told MinnPost Democrats don’t have the votes to repeal a two–parent notification law requiring both parents of a minor to be given notice 48 hours before the procedure.

Some, but not all, of the statutes Democrats plan to repeal were ruled unconstitutional last summer by a Ramsey County judge, who let stand the Born Alive Infants Protection Act and reporting requirements. That ruling, which did not affect the Positive Alternatives program, is currently being appealed.

Legislators have until midnight Monday to pass any remaining bills.

This is a developing story. Check back at our source, Alpha News, for updates: https://alphanews.org/democrats-sneak-abortion-provisions-into-omnibus-bill/