May 6, 2009 Legislative Report #64
Proof Leadership Replacement Needed
As I scoured the media content today seeking relevant, real news, I stumbled across a *Start Tribune Article from Reporter Mark Brunswick, “Mulch ado about nothing? Dog bill gets long debate”. Though the content of this bill highlights the current insanity exhibited by our elected leadership, I appreciate Mark’s willingness to report on a real story, Why is this bill even having a hearing.
In previous reports on our website here, I state we need legislative change in the capital. This bill, **HF 1306, introduced by Frank Hornstein (DFL) District: 60B, exposes the contempt elected leaders have for the OATH they took to uphold the constitution of Minnesota.
I contended during the 2008 campaign, the citizens of our state desperately want someone who truly represents sanity at the capital, someone actually upholding the constitution and Rule of Law. Thus the reason I continue campaigning and seek voter support in HD 50-A in 2010, and support financial from around the country. The position I take is nonpartisan as folks from all lifestyles recognize our state is out of control. An example is from a Democrat who commented on the *Star Tribune story
I am an embarrassed DFLer; The idea for labeling the packaging should have brought to the vendors of cocoa bean shells. We've got too many laws and too many bills any year and, frankly, too many pet dogs. As a DFLer, I am embarrassed by many of my Party's Representatives - the ones who supported this bill. May it be vetoed.
posted by Morecamb on May. 5, 09 at 10:43 PM |
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*http://www.startribune.com/politics/state/44419057.html
**https://www.revisor.leg.state.mn.us/bin/bldbill.php?bill=H1306.1.html&session=ls86
Timothy D. Utz
CCCR Candidate 2010, MN State House 50-A
MN GOP HD 50-A Precinct 1-Chair
MN GOP BPOU Delegate
MN GOP CD-5 Delegate
MN GOP State Delegate
MN GOP State Central Delegate
www.timutzforhouse.com
This communication is considered private and not transmittable or
reproduced without written authorization from the candidate.
Proof Leadership Replacement Needed
As I scoured the media content today seeking relevant, real news, I stumbled across a *Start Tribune Article from Reporter Mark Brunswick, “Mulch ado about nothing? Dog bill gets long debate”. Though the content of this bill highlights the current insanity exhibited by our elected leadership, I appreciate Mark’s willingness to report on a real story, Why is this bill even having a hearing.
In previous reports on our website here, I state we need legislative change in the capital. This bill, **HF 1306, introduced by Frank Hornstein (DFL) District: 60B, exposes the contempt elected leaders have for the OATH they took to uphold the constitution of Minnesota.
I contended during the 2008 campaign, the citizens of our state desperately want someone who truly represents sanity at the capital, someone actually upholding the constitution and Rule of Law. Thus the reason I continue campaigning and seek voter support in HD 50-A in 2010, and support financial from around the country. The position I take is nonpartisan as folks from all lifestyles recognize our state is out of control. An example is from a Democrat who commented on the *Star Tribune story
I am an embarrassed DFLer; The idea for labeling the packaging should have brought to the vendors of cocoa bean shells. We've got too many laws and too many bills any year and, frankly, too many pet dogs. As a DFLer, I am embarrassed by many of my Party's Representatives - the ones who supported this bill. May it be vetoed.
posted by Morecamb on May. 5, 09 at 10:43 PM |
43 of 54 people liked this comment. Do you?
*http://www.startribune.com/politics/state/44419057.html
**https://www.revisor.leg.state.mn.us/bin/bldbill.php?bill=H1306.1.html&session=ls86
Timothy D. Utz
CCCR Candidate 2010, MN State House 50-A
MN GOP HD 50-A Precinct 1-Chair
MN GOP BPOU Delegate
MN GOP CD-5 Delegate
MN GOP State Delegate
MN GOP State Central Delegate
www.timutzforhouse.com
This communication is considered private and not transmittable or
reproduced without written authorization from the candidate.
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