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I'm proud to share that my campaign has raised $100,000 -- from 3,500 contributors with an average donation of less than $25 -- since announcing two weeks ago! This movement isn’t funded by special interests, it’s fueled by hardworking Minnesotans who are ready for change.
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Today, I’m announcing my campaign for Congress in MN-08. Watch my announcement video.
I’m running because Northern Minnesota deserves a fair shot — at good healthcare, at affordable living, and at a future where hard work actually pays off. youtu.be/ntCoAjCbovQ
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Montana is my home. It’s made me who I am — and I’m running for Congress to fight like hell for the people who make this place so special.
Join us.
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EMERGENCY PSA TO MAGA 🚨
You are at risk of failing to protect the predators.
Take action before the files are released 🧾
You must do your duty! Act now!
youtu.be/1cUgxiWSqh0?si=lL5w…
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I’ve always tried to live my life by the Joseph Campbell mantra of “Follow your bliss”. Follow that which brings you the most joy and makes you feel you most alive. Well, this is my bliss. And I’m holding onto it and just know that it will bring me everything else I need.
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Because your husband is a Nazi. One day, your children will deny that you are their parents.
That’s why @SaveAmericaMvm created this ad, translating your husband’s exact words into German:
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I am a father to two daughters, a special education teacher, a lifelong contributing member of my community and leader in our state. The US president would like to vilify people like me. I am not your enemy. columbian.com/news/2025/oct/…
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Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! I’ll be joined by Washington State Senator @adriancortes teapawt.net/i/spaces/1eaKbjwLkOXKX
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Clearly this is bullshit. But I’m going to make a prediction. Our great comedians, who drive American culture, are going to turn on the Prez. This will hurt him more than a bad economy. This is an attack on our culture. He will pay a huge price. He doesn’t even see it coming
In the hours leading up to the decision to pull Jimmy Kimmel, two sources familiar with the matter say, senior executives at ABC, its owner Disney, and affiliates convened emergency meetings to figure out how to minimize the damage. Multiple execs felt that Kimmel had not actually said anything over the line, the two sources say, but the threat of Trump administration retaliation loomed.
Details: rollingstone.com/tv-movies/t…
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"But somewhere I read of the freedom of assembly.
Somewhere I read of the freedom of speech.
Somewhere I read of the freedom of press.
Somewhere I read that the greatness of America is the right to protest for right."
― The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
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To compete in senate races in right-leaning states, Democrats need to nominate candidates who are farther right on issues (particularly cultural issues), not just candidates who have the right “vibe” joshbarro.com/p/the-first-st…
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Tillis has some sharp words for conservative pundits that called for “war” following Charlie Kirk’s death:
“What I was really disgusted by yesterday is a couple of talking heads that sees this as an opportunity to say we're at war so that they could get some of our conservative followers lathered up over this. It seems like a cheap, disgusting, awful way to pretend like you're a leader of a conservative movement. And there were two in particular that I found particularly disgusting.”

















