David Schultz

The courthouse was the center of community life in Dallas, which at the time was the biggest city in Texas.

A written history of Old Red by David Schultz says farmers would visit the courthouse on the first Monday of every month to register livestock.

A bulletin board stood at the front steps where those farmers could read and gossip about the talk of the town.

It also represents some of Dallas's darker history.

Trump told Newsmax that he had instructed staff to set up a campaign stop here.

According to Hamlin professor of political science David Schultz, Trump could help provide a major boost for some Republicans by energizing his base in Minnesota and getting them to the polls.

But Schultz also says it's possible that his presence could do more harm than good for Republicans in tight statewide contests.

Republicans who are running for maybe state legislative seats, it's probably really good.

and i was like oh man you know like it A, like, great, you know, but it was just, I sort of felt belittled.

And like, yeah, okay, buddy, I'm not a golf reporter.

I'm not Doug Ferguson from Associated Press, who's like basically in the back pocket of Tiger's pants.

That is scorecard, isn't it? But...

We're we're on.

All right.

Later, buddy.

The Cat, is that what it's called? With Shane Wright.

No, I think most of the stories are about me.

What about David Schultz? We used to go to the World Series and all that, but those guys always went home early.

I didn't go home

early.

What about David Schultz? He wouldn't go home early.

Do you have any David Schultz stories?

Only because he's here tomorrow.

You know, with David, I didn't really cover a lot of things with him more in the office.

Plenty of talent coming back.

Bringing back Isaac Weber, who placed third at 126 last year, and state qualifier David Schultz, who, uh, made it to 15.

Third place sectional finisher, uh, Brack Bruckbacker.

Jack Bruckbacker.

On Germantown wrestlers

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I was fini- finishing off on, uh, David Schultz is number 14 at 215 pounds.

Good stuff.

It hasn't really worked.

Um, and, um, But in addition to you folks, I don't know, I'm sure you've seen David Schultz's piece.

I think it was in the Minneapolis Tribune, which is kind of an online paper, and it's kind of crabby centrist folks.

But he really did do a good job also of delineating some shared responsibility for it going back many decades.