Minnesotans for Limited Government (MNLG) is a newly established political action committee dedicated to promoting the idea that individual and economic freedom be the first consideration of any government.
We are having a kick-off picnic to celebrate MNLG and the summer! We will be grilling burgers, brats and hot dogs along with serving an assortment of other goodies.
Along with great food we will have numerous great speakers including:
Twila Brase, Barb Davis White, Sue Jeffers, Ed Matthews and Marianne Stebbins
Check out our website at MNLG.org for more information
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The picnic is Wednesday evening, June 25 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Location:
Island Park - Shoreview
3655 Victoria Street
Shorview, MN
Thursday, June 19, 2008
When In The District
Yeah, it's been a while...
Hey - if you're in 66B, you know the big non-political event of the year is the Minnesota Street Rod Association convention at the Fairgrounds.
Of course, the personal is political, and noplace more than Saint Paul, where "neighborhood activists" got the annual "cruise" - from the fairgrounds down Snelling, and from the Capitol to Porky's - banned. These people - largely the same folks who banned smoking in bars, and want to ban billboards, because they think that a major city should sound and smell like a farm town - complained about the noise (one lousy night a year!), and developed enough pals at City Hall to make their wishes overrun those of the thousands of people who used to drive miles to sit along the route and watch the amazing display of Detroit muscle.
Blah.
Anyway - the convention survives, and I hope to see you there; I'll be broadcasting from the Patriot's new spot on Dan Patch Avenue. Stop by, I'll look forward to seeing you all!
Hey - if you're in 66B, you know the big non-political event of the year is the Minnesota Street Rod Association convention at the Fairgrounds.
Of course, the personal is political, and noplace more than Saint Paul, where "neighborhood activists" got the annual "cruise" - from the fairgrounds down Snelling, and from the Capitol to Porky's - banned. These people - largely the same folks who banned smoking in bars, and want to ban billboards, because they think that a major city should sound and smell like a farm town - complained about the noise (one lousy night a year!), and developed enough pals at City Hall to make their wishes overrun those of the thousands of people who used to drive miles to sit along the route and watch the amazing display of Detroit muscle.
Blah.
Anyway - the convention survives, and I hope to see you there; I'll be broadcasting from the Patriot's new spot on Dan Patch Avenue. Stop by, I'll look forward to seeing you all!
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