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Governor Pawlenty:I read today where you’ll be signing the horrible Twins Stadium Bill this Friday.I will urge you to show incredible political courage and even an even greater display of the principle that we as Republicans are supposed to show … Continue reading →

I remember Tom Barnard at KQRS once saying “I would just once like to read an editorial from the Star Tribune that I couldn’t have predicted.”So, this editorial title really grabbed my interest “Stadiums Give State a Competitive Boost” Well, … Continue reading →

I came across this article from Anti-Strib on what your legislators think of your gross incompetence after viewing the miserable results of your life so far. Fall on your face in humble gratitude whenever you hear the name of any … Continue reading →

I called Jason’s VM and left my name, number and this blog address. And he called back.We talked for about 10 minutes. And he is very much up to date on what’s happening here in Minnesota. We talked about the … Continue reading →

And he’s got a five year contract at KTLK 100.3.

After hearing the speeches at the 2nd Congressional District Convention I decided to look up where Harold Shudlick and Sue Jeffers stood on the issues. So I went to their respective websites to see where they stand. Here is Sue … Continue reading →

During one recent conversation on the DaVinci Code that I was involved in, one of the group said “I don’t see what the big deal is. IT’S A PIECE OF FICTION.”True enough, except for the fact that the author, Dan … Continue reading →

Not being one to just idly sit by, I called Jason on air in North Carolina to welcome him back. I assured him that if he could make the culinary leap from red eye gravy and fried mush to tater … Continue reading →

I’m listening to Jason Lewis online from WBT. And the topic?He’s coming back to Minnesota!Stay tuned…

Ever since his departure in 2003, the return of Jason Lewis has been the/a recurring rumor.When AM1500 shot themselves between the eyes when they released Jason, I watched as the once mighty King of the Talk Stations became an small … Continue reading →