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14 years ago @ http://kstp.com/ - Illinois Gov. Blagojev... · 1 reply · +1 points

The Whole thing is a sham! All of them should go to prison over this and many other things (Obama, Rahm...).

If the Occupy movement was a real movement, they would be demonstrating against the corruption in government. But, it is being run by the same people. And the fools out protesting don't even know it.

14 years ago @ http://kstp.com/ - St. Paul Police Seekin... · 0 replies · +5 points

In my old neighborhood in Minneapolis, we had a “Youth” breaking into many old people’s houses and robbing and beating them in their sleep. One night, the “Youth” mistakenly broke into my house and I hit him over the head with a hockey stick and knocked him out cold. When he woke up, he took off running down the alley and got away. A few weeks later they finally caught him.

14 years ago @ http://kstp.com/ - With Last Word, Blagoj... · 0 replies · +1 points

The Whole thing is a sham! All of them should go to prison over this and many other things.

If the Occupy movement was a real movement, they would be demonstrating against the corruption government. But, it is being run by the same people. And the fools out protesting don't even know it.

14 years ago @ http://kstp.com/ - Officals: Occupy Prote... · 0 replies · +20 points

Even without the new rules, these protesters wouldn’t last when it gets cold. Democrats have been planning on winding this down for the winter for a few weeks now. The fake movement will be revitalized in the spring and it will be funded like no other movement we have ever seen. This is only a diversion from what is really happening and an effort to minimize the Tea party’s impact.

Next summer, we can look forward to Whitehouse sponsored unrest from these people. They will do whatever they are told to do.

14 years ago @ http://kstp.com/ - Anti-Wall Street Prote... · 1 reply · +12 points

Obama and his party are behind this fake movement. Obama has been involved in things like this for a long time. This is nothing more than a diversion to drum up the democrat base. Most of the young people there think they are doing good because they have been brainwashed. They really think they are part of a grass roots movement.

14 years ago @ http://kstp.com/ - Anti-Wall Street Prote... · 0 replies · +12 points

“City Councilor Sharla Gardner asked police Chief Gordon Ramsay and the city attorney to waive the insurance fee, but was unsuccessful.” Is the Insurance fee a profit center for the city or is it truly needed to protect the city from being held liable?
If they waive it for these people, they should waive it for everyone.

14 years ago @ http://kstp.com/ - State Report to Tally ... · 0 replies · +3 points

You are blind! They presented Dayton with a balanced budget. They actually presented Dayton with two budgets. The first one was done in the spring and the second before the deadline. This information is a fact and is available for you to view on line. The second budget was a compromise. I bet you can’t even point out one part of either budget that was bad.

If you can respond, have some substance to your response and be specific.

14 years ago @ http://kstp.com/ - State Report to Tally ... · 5 replies · +5 points

Your probably right. The democrat party planned this shut down. So, they should share in the blame.

14 years ago @ http://kstp.com/ - Minn. Legislature Exam... · 1 reply · +16 points

Executive order!? Could you imagine if any republican would use an executive order on something like this?

Corruption in broad daylight, in front of everyone and yet nobody stands up for what is right. This is political payback the will generate more power to our corrupt democrats. This isn’t just happening in Minnesota. Democrats have done this in other states too.

The sad thing is, every two years, we have a corrupt election process that successfully cheats Minnesotans from their vote. We need to get out in numbers and fight for what is right.

Recall Dayton!!!!

14 years ago @ http://kstp.com/ - State Report to Tally ... · 0 replies · +5 points

The shutdown didn't stop Dayton from spending. He signed the bill for the most expensive single construction project in the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system’s history. http://kstp.com/article/stories/S2328942.shtml

It just goes to show how much he cares about our budget and all the state workers that were out of work.

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