Author Archives: AmendmentX

Jeff Johnson wants to be the first Republican Attorney General in 40 years. He’s read Exodus and Leviticus and knows about wandering in the wilderness for 40 years.Hey, what about an AG that doesn’t want to grab headlines to get … Continue reading →

10:14 We are now set to endorse Mary Kiffmeyer as Secretary of State. I’ve talked to Secretary Kiffmeyer a number of times. And she has done so much to ensure and insure the integrity of the vote here in Minnesota. … Continue reading →

Here we are, Savage Republican and your humble fighting patriot Amendment X, blogging live from the MN State Republican Party from the lovely Convention Center in overtaxed Minneapolis. (And I miss the old Minneapolis Auditorium, Shrine Circus and all). We’ll … Continue reading →

While I was at the convention this past weekend, one of my discussion groups had an interesting series of exchanges (all paraphrased and no names used to protect the innocent)…Writer A: We must contact our legislators about the upcoming vote … Continue reading →

During the convention yesterday, a Presidential Preference Straw Poll for 2008 was held. The results were as follows:Newt Gingrich 40.7% (220 votes)George Allen 14.6% (79 votes)John McCain 10.1% (55 votes)Jeb Bush 5.9% (32 votes)Mitt Romney 5.3% (29 votes)Condi Rice 5.2% … Continue reading →

As much as I loathe correcting Prairie Pravda, seems that they have difficulty distinguishing between the public sector and the private (though I’m not surprised).In their article about another failed alternative energy program, they state that “the public” paid for … Continue reading →

Ann Coulter has another great column today talking about how GWB’s and the Senate’s illegal immigration program is really amnesty. Read her comments and see how the illegals get breaks on illegals’ actions that would put you and me in … Continue reading →

Well fellow Minnesotans, the Republican Party of Minnesota Endorsing Convention starts in a little under 23 hours. I have still not gotten a response to my multiple requests for information from the Shudlick Campaign. From the Shudlick website – here … Continue reading →

I got the attached email from a delegate to the State Convention this week. ” Dear 2006 Republican Friend, You may have heard that a rogue candidate of a different political party will seek to use our convention as a … Continue reading →

The Star Tribune ran a pair of point, counter-point articles about “The Trouble with Boys”. The first article talks about the American “Boy Crisis” and the other takes the boy crisis “myth” to task.First let’s take a look at a … Continue reading →