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Caucuses Result in Strong Examples of Community Involvement
Minnesota Report
People who have never attended Precinct Caucuses miss out on the feeling of appreciation one can have for the friends and neighbors who weather the cold on a Tuesday Night in February. People come from the warmth of their homes to sit in classrooms, church basements, community centers and town halls to directly interact on important matters of the day.
Our reading from what we have learned from both party’s is a much heavier weight on attendance on the DFL side compared to the Republican. The DFL put out a press release without specific number claiming over 30,000 attendees, while the Republicans were silent on that question.
While we are still waiting for the results, which a large turnout is a petty excuse for why the results of the DFL Governor Straw Poll are still pending. We expect it will show no surprise with the virtual dominance of US Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) over a field of virtue unknowns—except to their immediate families—Bill Gates Jr, Kobey Layne, Christopher Seymore.
Now, we will highlight the reality, The GOP has not won a single state wide race since 2010, but it is interesting to see what their side puts forward, and if the current direction holds the DFL had better be recruiting a major candidate in the Cold Spring area.
Our read on the Republican Governor Straw Poll results, which is the main event of the night show lower GOP turnout 14,105 Republicans participated in the poll.
Now, there may be some stragglers and the results could change slightly, but since the “universe”, a political polling term for the number of participants, is unknown its hard to gauge completely the sentiments of those polled. What is often a result of a poll like this is, it winnows the field of candidates, because financial support dries up unless someone is will is self-fund. Needless to say, here is what we gleaned.
Republican party loyalists are interested in a new face to be what they put forward to Minnesota voters for Governor. The top three candidates, House Speaker Lisa DeMuth (R-13A, Cold Spring), Kendall Qualls (R-MN), and Mike Lindell (R-MN) have never sought statewide office prior. Due to her post as Speaker DeMuth has garnered media attention, as did Qualls during his failed bid for Congress against Dean Phillips (D-MN03) in 2020 and Lindell “The MyPillow Guy” has had an over saturation from infomercials for years and is likely the most well known.
This is not what can be said for past Republican gubernatorial candidates. Their nominee in 2022, former state senator Dr Scott Jensen (R-MN) has lost his luster with the party faithful scoring under 10%, just ahead of Undecided by less than a percentage point, and two time nominee former Hennepin County Commissioner Jeff Johnson (R-MN), even with a quality Scandinavian name only drew support of 0.74%.
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Candidate |
% |
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Lisa DeMuth |
32.36 |
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Kendall Qualls |
25.36 |
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Mike Lindell |
17.02 |
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Dr Scott Jensen |
6.05 |
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Undecided |
5.94 |
If The Parties Would Stop Mucking (sp) Around With Straw Polls, It Would Be Great
Minnesota Report
Now, on the matter of Straw Polls, these are an opportunity that is often missed by both parties and while we are still waiting for the DFL to announce it’s results of it’s own, but with two significant statewide races with inter-party contests for two open seats US Senate and Governor, why isn’t there a party loyalist poll of the US Senate Candidates? Additionally, with an another open seat in the 2nd Congressional District, due to Congresswoman Angie Craig’s all-in bid for the US Senate, why isn’t there a Straw Poll there as well. This is an opportunity to generate buzz, press and interest in your candidates.
On the GOP side, the recent entrance of Michelle Tafoya (R-MN) could be measured. On the DFL side determining which candidate Lt Governor Peggy Flanagan (DFL-MN) or Angie Craig (DFL-MN) is currying favor with the people who are set to be delegates to the respective State Conventions or are sending said delegates to said conventions.
Now because our publisher has significant experience in party processes, the question over Straw Polls is one he fought for decades ago and prevailed over Chief Deputy Attorney General and future Federal Judge John “Jack” Tunheim in 1994. At that time, in advance of the 6th Congressional District convention Shawn Towle advocated for a Straw Poll for Governor, over the opposition of the Freeman Campaign, of which Tunheim was a co-Chair. Towle argued the significance of a Congressional District which offered a broad cross-section of Minnesotans with an acknowledgment of the importance of the “Suburban Voice” and prevailed. As he said it then, “So goes the sixth, so goes the state,” with the importance being the suburbs should be where most of the attention should be focused in the state, as is evident in our current state politics.
Historical note: The results of the Congressional District 6 Straw Poll directly showed the sentiments of the district at the time with regarding the Governor’s race to challenge either the incumbent Arne Carlson (IR-MN) or former State Representative Allen Quist. The DFL race was between Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman (DFL) Senator John Marty (DFL-54, Roseville) and, former Commerce Commissioner Mike Hatch (DFL). In the end the results showed Freeman with 41%, Marty 37% and Hatch in single digits.
Later the endorsement went to Marty, a St Paul suburban legislator, but only after Mike Hatch (DFL) finagled with the MCCL (MN Citizen’s Concerned for Life) and got the anti-Choicers to back Marty because Hatch thought he was the easiest to beat in the DFL Primary.
This resulted in a top of the fold, Metro section front page Pioneer Press story, by Gary Dawson. Which is the reason for a Straw Poll in the first place, to garner media attention of an event and to result in a news story after.
The reason the Freeman Campaign wanted to kill the poll was the Freeman Campaign Manager Sarah Stoesz asked Towle, who was the 6th Congressional District coordinator for Freeman, “What are the results going to be?” Towle said, “It’s tight. Us 39% Marty 37.” She said, “Not good enough, kill the poll.” To which, Towle ignored her instruction, having dedication to his district over the campaign, and having belief in his own mantra, “So goes the sixth, so goes the state.” This is an example of what some have come to call a Towleism.
For the record, the John Marty and Nancy Larson ticket prevailed in the DFL Primary barely, with 37.80% over Mike Hatch and Bob Schmitz 36.40%. Then experienced one of the greatest historical DFL losses with a 34.12% result losing to Arne Carlson with 63.34%.
Klobuchar Makes Formal & Expected Announcement for Governor
National & Minnesota Report
It appears Minnesotan’s will be seeing a lot more of US Senator Amy Klobuchar in the coming months since she has made her formal announcement to be a candidate for Governor. She is the DFL’s best proven performer statewide, despite the adverse impact of Donald J Trump (R) and what we call the Trump Effect. In her four mite video announcement she lays out why she is the right person, at the right time, for this position.
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In each of her elections every six years, she has outpaced all other candidates in any party and for any office.
Year |
% |
2006 |
58.06 |
2012 |
65.23 |
2018 |
60.31 |
2024 |
56.20 |
She enters the race without any adverse impact oln the issue of fraud, which drove Governor Tim Walz (D-MN) from running for an unprecedents third term for office. But if elected the selection of her own successor for the vacated seat could pose a significant challenge to her first decision while in office. We will again remind people about the 1978 Minnesota Massacre, which hinged on the idea of the Governor’s CHoice seeming to be an orchestrated affair..
The expectation among Democrats, DFLers is that Klobuchar will continue her proven track record. Has name recognition far and above any other candidate in the field Democrat, Republican, Freedom/Independence Party or Independent Candidate. They believe she will continue the trend started after 2014 where no Republican has been elected statewide.
The issue of ICE,and the Border Patrol will be front and center in this election and the strength of the Governor’s Office to fight these occupation forces and a pushbash against Donald J Trump will be paramount to her showing her strength and the state sovereign rights we have and how those extend to our citizens.
The shift change from CBP Commander Greg Bovino to Border Czar Tom Homan reminds one of the Who song Won’t Get Fooled Again specifically the line, “Meet the New Boss Same as the Old Boss.”
ICE in St Paul and Too Close to Home
National & Minnesota Report
Trump, Noem and Bovino Chalk Up 2nd Minneapolis Murder.
National & Minnesota Report
As was the case with Renée Nicole Good two weeks prior, Alex Pretti did not need to die, and his actions clearly seen in the video of his last moments were in now way in any form cause for the surround ICE agents to draw weapons and shoot him as he lay in the street. He came to the aid of a woman, of whom an ICE agent shoved to the curb and fell down. They sprayed something in his face, then threw him down to the street, and six cowards began pummeling him. One drew his piston from his belt and scuttled away like it was a prize.
The group of thugs then drew weapons and shot the unarmed man at least 10 times. This is not law enforcement, it is abject murder. We witnessed with our own eyes, unjustifiable homicide.
The unjustified end of Pretti’s life means, his care and compassion as an ICU nurse at the Minneapolis VA will not continue and has enjoyment of the outdoors will come to a close. This man had value and meaning and did not warrant being gunned down in the street.
What followed his death were attempts to denigrate and sully his name and his purpose. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem called him a Domestic Terrorist as did Deputy Chief of Staff Steven Miller.
The Noem’s initial statements made by were, “An individual approached US Border Patrol officers with a 9 mm semi-automatic handgun. She then added, “the suspect was “brandishing” a firearm.” Which is a boldfaced lie. Anyone who is not deluded can see, the only thing ever seen in Pretti’s hand was a cellphone.
Then she said, “This looks like a situation where an individual arrived at the scene to inflict maximum damage on individuals and kill law enforcement.” Which, as a law abiding Conceal and Carry permit holder, the carrying of a loaded firearm and an additional magazine does not establish any form of intent to inflict maximum damage. The attempt to spin this narrative into turning Pretti into a domestic terrorist is disgusting.
Third, as we witness the ICE agents beat him, Noem said, “The officers attempted to disarm this individual, but the armed suspect reacted violently.” Yes, the held him down, punched and kicked him and then one drew his gun from the holster.
Finally, “Fearing for his life and the lives of his fellow officers around him, an agent fired defensive shots.” Really, fearing for their lives from a man they just disarmed and then shot him dead.
CBP Commander Greg Bovino said during his press conference, “The suspect was assaulting ICE officers.” Which is no evident from any of the video footage. According to Bovino being there was his own fault and carying a weapon had its own consequences. As he said on CNN, Bovino implies, Pretti’s mere presence of being on scene and recording the actions of the ICE agents was how, “The suspect decided to injected himself into a law enforcement action.”
This makes two killings of two Caucasian law abiding citizens, when the purpose of ICE in Minnesota is to root out the bad illegal immigrants, worst of the worst. Why is it each incident is followed by a Federal cover-up because ICE agents as “according to Vice President JD Vance and Bovino these ICE officials are supposedly afforded complete immunity.”
Whatever they are trying to hide isn’t very well hidden, thanks to the number of cellphones also providing visual evidence to combat the federal government’s lies. The old adage of if you lie down with dogs, you wake up with fleas is so true. Those in bed with Donald J Trump (R) mark history through offering up the same lies, misrepresentations and attempts to get people to fail to believe what they see for themselves. The Trump Administration is rife with liars willing to lie to protect all of their ilk.
As Trump Touted His One-Year Hit Parade, He Sounded Subpar and Utterly Delusional, Obsessed, While Spouting Unfounded “Facts” Better Stated as Lies.
International, National & Minnesota
Last week, in the press conference, announced as Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt Briefs Members of the Media, Jan 20, 2026, Donald J Trump (R) took center stage and spent 167 minutes in a rambling, in a screed/rant ticking off his accomplishments of the first year of his second term. His unabashed look at what I have done moment, was akin to a celebration of a child’s first bowel moment.
He initially, showed a stack photos of people arrested in Minnesota dubbed the Worst of the Worst, he identified as “Murders, and Drug Dealers”. As he called attention to each assertion, he again, repeated the same lines over and over, just as someone with dementia would at the dinner table. He frequently, misspoke calling Greenland, Iceland, which is another example of his mental deficiency. It must be the reality of his being a Carny, a Pitchman, Con Artist and using the tried and true process of if you say the same thing multiple times someone will eventually listen, and believe you. Where there’s smoke there’s fire. Problem is this is the President of the United States, the strongest country in the world and what he says does matter.
We have repeatedly said, this is Bizarro World, where everything is backward, chaotic, or opposite to how it should be.
As he targets our state, disparages Somalians universally, and specifically Congresswoman Ilhan Omar (D-05MN). He continues his one man show. He is unhinged, constantly self-promoting and successfully maintains his “Watch Me Moment.”
While showing the photos Trump spewed the following, “These are just in Minnesota. In California. It’s worse. In other states, it’s worse. Now, Minnesota, the crime is incredible. The financial crimes are incredible. And the problem is because of the agitators and insurrectionists, whatever you want, troublemakers, but they’re paid agitators and insurrectionists. Nobody talks about the fact that $19 billion, at a minimum, is missing in Minnesota. Given to a large degree by Somalians, they’ve taken it. Somalians, can you imagine? And they don’t do it. A lot of very low IQ people, they don’t do it. Other people work it out, and they get them money and they go out and buy Mercedes-Benzes. And they come from here.
They have no money. They never had money. They never had a life. They never had a government. They never had a country because there’s basically no country. Somalia’s not even a country. They don’t have anything that resembles a country. And if it is a country, it’s considered just about the worst in the world.
They come here and they become rich and they don’t have a job. I was told that Ilhan Omar is worth $30 million. She never had a job. She’s a crooked congressman. So here it’s another one.”
Then we believe he is continuing to refer to Ilhan Omar, “Came out of Somalia, a really corrupt place. It’s not a country. They don’t have government, they don’t have anything. I always hate to see this, Ilhan Omar, she comes from Somalia, a backward country, probably the worst country. They say it’s the worst country in the world. If it’s a country. I don’t even think it’s a country. There’s no organization. They don’t have police. They don’t have military. They don’t have anything, they just have people running around, killing each other, and trying to pirate ships. But she’ll come here, comes, and then she wants to tell us how to run our country, “The Constitution says that I am entitled to this.” I can’t stand her.”
As we sit and watch this bravado of unmitigated self-promotion, the only question that is brought to mind is, “How long with this go on?” The answer is simple “Three More Years.”
Yes, T-minus 1089 days. Its like the Doomsday Clock. https://presidentialtermclock.com/
Lasting Images of Trump’s Minnesota ICE Occupation
National & Minnesota Report
Before the killing of Alex Pretti, the searing images of the ICE Occupation of Minnesota consisted of the (video) of Renée Nicole Good prior to her shooting, the forced march of 56-year old ChongLy Scott Thao, handcuffed and wearing only white Crocs, blue boxer shorts and a small checkered baby blanket on his shoulders being perp walked to the awaiting vehicle in Saint Paul (video)and lastly of 5-year old Liam Conejo Ramos wearing a blue bunny hat and a Spider man backpack in Columbia Heights. This is what the Donald J Trump’s ICE Occupation of the Twin Cities looks like.
56 Days of Minnesota’s Occupation
National & Minnesota
As the temperature remains below freezing and the occupation of ICE in Minnesota continues it’s chilling effect, the decisions by the Orange Faced Imbecile (Donald J Trump) and Combat Barbie (Kristie Noem) have a profoundly adverse impact on the safety and security of our state.
Since they commenced, Operation Metro Surge and thousands of ICE and Homeland Security agents have descended upon the Twin Cities, the lives of our immigrant populations have experienced an upheaval. People of color, who where traditional dress or do not look like people of European ancestry are accosted on the street, in stores or even in their homes and hassled for “Their Papers”, like this is Germany in the 1930’s.
As Trump continues to spout lies, which are unchallenged, as the Republican Congress continues to allow him to act with impunity, and the rest of America waits for the US Supreme Court to curtail him in anyway possible, we all hold our collective breath.
When we think of Trump, these words come first to mind and are virtually interchangeable. Bully, Autocrat, Despot, Dictator, Fascist, Imperialist, Totalitarian, Tyrant, and overall Oppressor.
Definition of an Oppressor-someone who imposes unjust burdens, laws, or unreasonable severity on others, using power cruelly or harshly to keep them controlled, often referring to a tyrant, dictator, or authority figure who treats people with undue hardship or exploitation, rather than just a leader.
Trumps Obsession with Greenland is Ironic
International, National & Minnesota Report
Speaking at Davos, Switzerland, Donald J Trump (R) said, “We’re asking for a piece of ice, its a small ask.” saying, “we should have kept it after World War II.” He seemed to be trying to convince anyone who was listening, that it would be a good thing for you to give me what I want in a veiled threat fashion.
President Trump Delivers a Special Address to the World Economic Forum
Later he starts a screed again Trump also criticizing wind energy—a familiar target which he calls a part of the “new green scam”.
Interestingly, he called out China, claiming, in spite of the fact it has maintained the highest production and installation of active wind-generators for the last 15-years, he is unable to find ” any wind farms in China.” This is easily disputed by satellite images. Gansu, China has one of the largest wind farms in the world.
China generates more wind energy than any other country, Its statistics show that in 2024 China generated 997 terawatt-hours from wind. More than double the US capacity in second place.
Why we find this ironic is the Arctic icecap is melting at a better than 10% annual rate due to global warming/climate change. Meaning, Trump’s obsession against the Green New Deal, withdrawn from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the Paris Agreement (2015) make the US an outlier. The fixation on oil and gas especially now after the extraction of Nicolás Maduro from Venezuela and US control of its oil assets.
Trump’s Apparent Pullback
Recent reports are after a sharp response from NATO leaders and the world market, Trump has seemed to have pulled back and is willing to accept the US ability to restore its significant presence on the island, which ended in 1992. The ability to mine rare earth minerals is also an available option, but the depth of the ice on Greenland will provide significant challenge, and removing it will add to climate change.
America Is a Republic of Aspiration, Not Cynicism
International, National & Minnesota Report
America was not founded on cynicism, grievance, or domination. It was founded on a radical moral claim: human dignity precedes power. The Declaration of Independence states that “all men are created equal… endowed… with certain unalienable Rights… Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness,” and that “Governments… derive their just powers from the consent of the governed.” These are not transactional clauses. They are aspirational moral commitments, asserting that legitimacy flows upward from the people, not downward from force.
The US Constitution reinforces this ethic. Its Preamble commits the nation “to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility…” not through fear, but through shared responsibility and restraint. The Constitution presumes humility in power. It exists not to glorify authority, but to limit it.
The Statue of Liberty, bearing Emma Lazarus’s The New Colossus—“Give me your tired, your poor, / Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, / The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. / Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me, / I lift my lamp beside the golden door!” —stands as America’s moral invitation to the world. It is not an emblem of dominance. It is a declaration of welcome rooted in shared humanity.
Against this moral architecture stands a starkly different vision. In a January 8, 2026 interview with The New York Times, discussing Venezuela and Greenland, Donald J. Trump asserted that the only limit on his power was “my own morality. My own mind. It’s the only thing that can stop me,” adding that he saw no need for international law to govern his actions. This is not rhetorical excess. It is a governing philosophy that elevates personal judgment above constitutions, treaties, courts, and democratic norms.
For a republic grounded in consent, law, and restraint, this assertion is profoundly alarming. Democratic governance does not rest on the self-assessed morality of a single individual. The American system was designed precisely because unchecked self-belief is dangerous. Power restrained by law is liberty; power restrained only by ego is autocracy.
Moral Turpitude: A Deeper Ethical Failure
Moral turpitude refers to conduct that violates fundamental standards of right and wrong. It encompasses fraud, deception, and gross misconduct. It is not about ideology; it is about character.
Trump’s public record reflects this pattern:
- Habitual dishonesty: Tens of thousands of false or misleading statements documented during his presidency.
- Legal adjudications: Conviction in People v. Trump for falsifying business records related to hush-money payments.
- Rejection of democratic outcomes: Efforts to overturn the 2020 election, culminating in the January 6 attack on the Capitol and federal charges alleging conspiracy to defraud the United States.
These are not isolated events. They reveal a sustained willingness to subordinate truth, law, and democratic norms to personal interest.
Trump’s Cynical Vision of America
Where the founders spoke of consent, Trump’s rhetoric demands submission. Where America aspired to justice, he normalizes impunity. Where liberty once welcomed the vulnerable, he demonizes them. His dismissal of international law reflects a worldview in which strength and personal will replace institutional checks.
This is not abstract. In the same interview, Trump spoke casually about military action and territorial ambition without acknowledging the legal or ethical frameworks that traditionally govern such decisions. The implication is clear: power answers to him, not to law.
Law Enforcement and Moral Authority
It must be stated plainly these times are not in the midst of a antithetical Morality Play: legality does not equal morality. Authority does not sanctify abuse. The rule of law depends on transparent, impartial enforcement—not selective retaliation or immunity for allies. When leaders attack judges, prosecutors, juries, and courts unless outcomes favor them, they corrode justice at its foundation.
A justice system without ethical restraint becomes an instrument of domination. That is the opposite of republican government.
The Seven Deadly Sins as an Ethical Lens are Embodied byTrump
Though not a legal code, this classical framework offers a useful moral lens:
- Pride: Persistent claims of unique infallibility and superiority.
- Greed: Blurring public service with private gain.
- Wrath: Vindictive rhetoric toward opponents, journalists, and institutions.
- Envy: Obsession with praise, crowd sizes, and perceived slights.
- Lust: Credible allegations and statements reflecting contempt for consent and dignity.
- Gluttony: Indulgence in spectacle and chaos over disciplined governance.
- Sloth: Rejection of expertise, briefings, and responsibility during crises.
Together, these patterns reflect ethical neglect, not leadership.
America Is More Than This
America is imperfect, but it remains aspirational. Trump’s leadership does not elevate the nation toward its ideals; it drags it toward cynicism and unrestrained power. The founders envisioned a republic that bends toward justice—not one that celebrates dominance backed by fear or force.
The Statue of Liberty lifts a lamp, not a clenched fist. The moral test of leadership is not power retained or fleets deployed, but values preserved.
America deserves better—not because it is flawless, but because it still believes in something higher than fear, coercion, and the blunt power of the cudgel or the Atlantic Fleet.
2018 State Fair Polls
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NPR Censors Opposition Comments on RCV
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Corroborating Information on the Knoblach Story
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Pawlenty’s Second Deferral (He called us first with the news.)
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Does Checks & Balances Deserve Credit/Blame for Bachmann’s Political Rise?
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2017 House State Fair Poll
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Rep Jim Knoblach Facing Allegations of Sexual Abuse by Daughter
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2016 House State Fair Poll
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Legislative Return/Special Session 2020
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Alcohol From Restaurant to You
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Caution is the Best Medicine
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What to Expect from the Legislature Today?
Minnesota Report The agenda for the legislature is limited and focused on issues surrounding the COVID-19 Virus and there are a number of ways it is adversely affecting our state. A view of the times for consideration by the House Rules and Legislative Administration...
What the House Looks Like During COVID-19
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