Liberty & Prosperity Blog

In a direct message from a friend of mine, I received a DM that said that the Fascist organization named Indivisible had set up camp in front of MNGOP booth at the State Fair. According to South Metro BPOU, Indivisible were wearing yellow T-Shirts while being a general annoyance. The goal was to dissuade Fair-goers from visiting the GOP booth. This BPOU put together this list of questions to ask Indivisible activists: Define woman for the crowd! What age should a child not be for chemical castration or gender change surgical procedures? Do you think it's fair to have car tabs double on the working poor while billions of dollars continue to go to fraud programs? Should Keith Ellison resign after getting caught on tape to cover up Somali fraud in exchange for campaign contributions and votes for him and his son on the Minneapolis City Council? Should abortion clinics have the same reporting, licensing and health safety inspections required of tattoo parlors? Would you pardon a child ...

Apparently, a significant portion of the DFL have turned into being perverts. Alpha News just reported that "State Rep. Pam Altendorf, R-Red Wing, recorded a video of Friday’s performance by POWER: Drag Revue, which appeared Aug. 27 and 28 as part of the State Fair’s official entertainment lineup." This didn't happen until tampon Tim Walz, Minnesota's DFL pervert governor, went off the deep end with trans ideology. That, along with the Medicaid fraud, will be Gov. Walz's battling legacies. NEW at the @mnstatefair this year..…“family fun” options today included: DRAG SHOW DANCING ⁉️WHAT do you think about the kids in this video handing dollars to the Drag Performer…..!? pic.twitter.com/Amc1qosfiB — Rep. Pam Altendorf (@PamAltendorf) August 29, 2026 Altendorf told Alpha News she was particularly troubled by the lack of any age restrictions or warning for children who could encounter the performance while walking through the fairgrounds, including young 4-H partic...

The Minnesota Farm Bureau's endorsements often go to the candidates that eventually win a seat in DC on the House or Senate Agriculture committees. According to this Alpha News article , the MFB has endorsed Michele Tafoya for U.S. Senate and Eric Pratt for Congress. It reports "Minnesota’s importance to the national agricultural industry is recognized in Congress with Klobuchar serving as the ranking member of the Senate Agriculture Committee and DFL Rep. Angie Craig serving as the ranking member of the House Agriculture Committee." This year, Angie Craig announced her run for the U.S. Senate. Eric Pratt hopes to replace her as the CD-2 congressman. Deeeper into the article, Alpha News reports "Running to replace Craig are Republican state Sen. Eric Pratt and former DFL state Sen. Matt Little. While MFBF PAC opted to endorse Craig, a Democrat, in 2024, the group has switched parties this year and endorsed Pratt in his bid for the Second District." This is a sig...

It's pretty apparent that the DFL gubernatorial ticket is a status quo ticket. According to this Demuth tweet , the status quo ends when Speaker Demuth is sworn in as Gov. Demuth. In the tweet, Speaker Demuth wrote "The status quo ends when I’m Governor. Minnesotans are being crushed by the Walz-Klobuchar tax and spend policies. Help is on the way, including property tax relief, $99 car tabs fees and much more. We can end the fraud and make Minnesota affordable. Change comes soon." She then adds this link to direct you to the Demuth-Wilson affordability plan. This Minnesota Reformer article announces that Demuth "would direct her administration to 'find $1 billion in savings across all agencies'."The article then states that "The $1 billion in savings Demuth hopes to find amounts to about 1.5% of the state’s current $66 billion, two-year general fund budget." In 2023, the DFL Trifecta raised spending by $18,000,000,000. That's a 33% incre...

Last night on Almanac, the Political Roundtable consisted of Prof. Cynthia Rugeley from UMD, Prof. Larry Jacobs of the Humphrey School of Politics at the U of M and Prof. Kathryn Pearson, also from the U of M. To watch the entire program, follow this link . Predictably, Prof. Jacobs was asked the first question. He immediately said that this would be a high-turnout election. He based that on the competitive primaries on both sides. At least, they were anticipated to be competitive. Prof. Jacobs said that the Minnesota Senate race might be the difference between a Democrat or GOP majority in the Senate. It's more likely to mean the difference a 53-47 GOP majority or a 55-45 GOP majority, in my opinion. Eric Eskola then asked Prof. Pearson whether the candidate that raises the most money usually wins. Prof. Pearson said that the closest races always attract the most sttention so they usually attract the most money, too. That's GENERALLY true but there are exceptions. A semi-com...

I don't know why it took this long for me to realize but the DFL is the all negativity, no solutions party. I knew both things individually for quite some time. It wasn't until I saw this tweet that the 2 things came together. In the tweet, Aaron Rupar wrote "Lisa Demuth's streak of being unable to answer basic questions like a normal person continues." Then the DFL retweets with reply "Lisa Demuth can't name a state fair food because she is still waiting for Donald Trump to pick one for her." Apparently, the DFL will attempt to tie EVERY Republican to Trump no matter stupid that sounds. Honestly, it sounds like projection more than anything else. Comparatively speaking, WCCO did a puff piece interview with St. Amy of Hennepin County, aka Amy Klobuchar. The contrast couldn't be more apparent. Klobuchar named off a bunch of her favorite Fair foods. Right before the fair, Demuth talked about how she'd stop or prevent fraud. When you enter th...