Proof that the DFL ISN'T worried about affordability

Anyone that spends more than $700,000,000 on a work PALACE isn't worried about your family's budget or your family's affordability. The new DFL isn't interested in family affordability because the New DFL " committed taxpayers to approximately $730 million in total costs, including projected interest, to construct a political palace: the Minnesota State Office Building in Saint Paul, from which they wish to rule on high." That's from the op-ed Rep. Tom Murphy, (R-Star Lake), wrote that was published by Alpha News.

Let's be honest. The New DFL doesn't give a damn about spending accountability. During the 2022 campaign, Gov. Tim Walz promised $2,000 Walz Checks to Minnesotans. That was when the projected surplus was $9,000,000,000. In March, the projected surplus grew to $18,000,000,000. Instead of signing a bill that would've sent $2,000 checks to Minnesotans, we got $260 checks. Unfortunately, the New DFL wasn't finished.

Unfortunately, that $260 check was offset by a $10,000,000,000 tax increase. Watch as Gov. Walz signs the biggest, most unsustainable 2-year budget in state history:

Just 2 years later, that $72,000,000,000 budget got a major trimming when it was announced that the budget would have a $6,000,000,000 deficit soon. It's obvious that hiking taxes recklessly while recklessly spending a huge surplus in a short period of time is a great way to create massive deficits. Then again, deficits suck!

That happened during the DFL's Trifecta. If you want unsustainable spending, paychecks that don't go far, significant deficits, rampant Medicaid fraud and major property tax hikes, vote for the New DFL. If you want prosperity, lower income taxes and lower property taxes, vote BOP, aka the Great Opportunity Party.

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