Politics of Minnesota

But yeah, that new lawsuit regarding the omnibus bill and the impact that it's having on the cost of new homes, it's absolutely staggering.

Well, and that's the thing is in order to truly understand what's going on in Minnesota politics, it requires you to do something that I think a lot of people, perhaps most people, don't want to do.

And that's to embrace the fact that these folks are malicious.

They will lie to your face and feel great about it.

Yeah

... and I don't know that she's been involved in the fraud, but she's involved in Minnesota politics for a long time.

And here's somebody who's trying to come off as your folksy neighbor, and she's not.

But I think that there's ...

He was covering Graham Plattner like no one in the country, and we'll speak with him about how things are looking up there.

Then we'll speak with Katie McFarland, and we'll also speak with Dustin Grage, who covers Minnesota politics for Town Hall.

Uh, plus, I've got a question for you.

Why are kids not wanting to go to school dances anymore? Here in DC, in Montgomery County, they've now canceled, yeah, like the homecoming dance, the winter formal.

They, uh, went door to door or at a festival and did a man-on-the-street thing and asked all of the, well, rather radical leftists there, uh, "Would you accept homeless people into your home if that were the new government program to solve this problem?" The answers were Absolutely French kiss exquisite.

We're gonna play that for you coming up in a bit.

Also, Kate Tim McFarland joins us in the next hour, along with Dustin Grage, who reports on Minnesota politics and crime on behalf of Town Hall Media.

Uh, he'll be joining us at that time.

Uh, meanwhile, uh, Heather Hunter, our executive producer here, of course, has us all plugged in on all of the important analysts between now and election day.

And if I can just do a little show prep for the future on the air, Heather, uh, we should get Dustin Gralike, our pal who covers Minnesota politics for Town Hall.

He's been all over two races, maybe even three races, that are statewide in Minnesota that could be up in the air.

We've been telling you about the Michelle Tafoya Senate race, running against Peggy Flanagan.

Yeah, yeah.

And we're going to stay in the Minnesota politics vein here.

A GOP-aligned super PAC has injected $10 million, with an M, into the governor's race, narrowing Amy Klobuchar's fundraising advantage over Lisa Damuth.

Wow.

Alleging sexual harassment, battery, and retaliation.

Wow.

What do you know about that one? Again, for the people that don't know, you are the expert on Minnesota politics, so you know the answer to that question.

So this is this has recently been a lawsuit that's been filed.