Sunday, October 04, 2026

I've had enough of scheming and messing around with jerks....

We're exactly 30 days from Election Day, so a lot to get to on today's edition of my radio show The Closer. The 2-hour blitz will get started at 1:00 PM Central Time. 


Right at 1:00, Republican candidate for MN House Leslie Larson will be on to discuss her campaign in House District 32B (Lexington, eastern & southern portions of Blaine). 


At 1:30, Republican candidate for MN Attorney General Ron Schutz will check in to update us on his quest to unseat the deplorable Keith Ellison. 


In the non-guest segments, I'll talk about the scary shooting incident at Eden Prairie High School and how it reflects the fecklessness among certain elected officials. Also, per a certain Minneapolis City Councilman, driverless cars are (**checks notes**) murdering cats?????



So please call (651) 289-4488 if you'd like to weigh in on any of the topics we plan on addressing.
 
You can listen live in the Twin Cities at AM 1280 or, if you're near downtown Minneapolis/West Metro area, 107.5 FM on your radio dial. In and out of the Minneapolis-St Paul area you can listen to the program on the Internet by clicking this link, or check us out via iheart radio as well as Amazon Alexa (just say "Alexa, play The Patriot Minneapolis"). If you're unable to tune in live, please check out my podcast page for the latest show post.

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Until then.....


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1 comment:

Anonymous said...

If a good and valid reason exists that justifies Waymo driverless vehicles to pay employees to sit in the front seat of the Waymo driverless vehicles for safety reasons, then why haven't local politicians in other cities that utilize Waymo vehicles made the decision to pay employees to sit in the front seat of the Waymo driverless vehicles for safety reasons? There is an incongruity of logic between the argument by the Minneapolis City Clowncil and the actual safety experience of the current use of Waymo vehicles in other cities.