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Minnesota Campaign Board fines Rep. Ilhan Omar, says she must reimburse campaign
"BREAKING: ILHAN OMAR FINED THOUSANDS FOR UNETHICAL, FRAUDULENT USE OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS! What do you think should be done about this?" - Right Now MN.
United Steelworkers' Leo Gerard: Members Won't Forget What Trump Did, He Stopped Wealth Transfer
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RealClear Politics - Author Ian Schwartz
In an interview with a combative Chuck Todd, Leo Gerard, President of the United Steelworks, praised the effect of President Trump's newly proclaimed tariffs would have on the U.S. steel market. Gerard praised Trump for making it clear he is going to "tackle trade deficits" which he called a "wealth transfer" because they are "taking good jobs away."
SOMETHINGS WE NEED TO CHANGE IN MINNESOTA!
"SOMETHINGS WE NEED TO CHANGE IN MINNESOTA!" - Right Now MN.
Trump orders declassification of intel related to campaign spying
"Thank you, Jim Hagedorn. Interesting." - Right Now MN.
"ABSOLUTE SHAME ON THE DEMOCRATS IN THE HOUSE"
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Minneapolis considers ban on new business drive-thrus
"On Thursday, the Minneapolis city planning commission will discuss banning drive-throughs. The city's disdain for vehicles continue. Citing environmental concerns was the main point, but it's evident this anti vehicle stance will continue..."
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Kare 11 - Author Boyd Huppert
MINNEAPOLIS — Minneapolis elected officials envision a different kind of city. A city with fewer cars – and more pedestrians, bikes and mass transit.
The latest automotive target in the crosshairs: drive-thrus.
On Thursday, the city planning commission will discuss a ban on new drive-thrus, including those at restaurants, banks, coffee shops and drug stores.
Which direction will Minnesota’s Democrats take?
"Isn’t it interesting that Gov. Walz’s Department of Revenue did their tax incident report, which showed that the lowest income people will get hit hardest by Gov. Walz’s and the DFL’s $12,000,000,000 tax increase over the next 4 years?"
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Let Freedom Ring Blog
We’re finally in the last part of the Legislature’s regular session. Apparently, we’re steaming towards the biennial stalemate otherwise known as the budget special session. Unlike other years, this isn’t just about budget numbers. This time, it’s about the direction of the state of Minnesota, both economically and politically. It’s about whether Minnesotans side with the DFL and financial unsustainability or with the MNGOP and financial stability.