Steele County Republicans
Would Klobuchar pardon child rapist as Ellison did?

Would Klobuchar pardon child rapist as Ellison did?

Last week brought news that a three person panel containing both Governor Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison had issued a pardon to a man who had been convicted of repeatedly raping a 10-year-old girl. After November’s elections, there will be a new...

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Habeas surges back

Habeas surges back

The number of habeas corpus cases filed in Minnesota is ramping back up again, reflecting both renewed ICE enforcement activity and increasingly lenient judges. Since March 25, when the federal 8th Circuit court of appeals ruled that “must be detained” meant...

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What we love about America

What we love about America

Freedom of speech Without hesitation, the thing I treasure the most about the United States of America is our freedom of speech. This freedom is guaranteed among a short list of related freedoms in the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights. Congress shall make...

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“Independence forever!”

“Independence forever!”

In 1826, Americans prepared to celebrate their country’s fiftieth birthday. It was a time to reflect on the audacious gamble which had seen a group of colonists take up arms against the mightiest empire on the planet and on the results of that gamble; a nation...

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Minnesota’s Economic News — W/E 7/3/26

Minnesota’s Economic News — W/E 7/3/26

Economic growth St. Cloud Times: ‘Erratic’ tariffs blamed for Minnesota export slump Grand Rapids Herald Review: Sliding mineral fuel sales continue to drive Minnesota’s quarterly export declines WJON: St. Cloud Businesses Signal Local Recession While Nation...

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The 1776 Project: 1775 to 1776

The 1776 Project: 1775 to 1776

This is the second in a series of articles explaining how the United States came to be and how the lands we now know as Minnesota came to be a part of it. British woes On July 4, 1775, the British had every reason for alarm at the situation in their American...

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