Krysia Weidell, candidate for MN SD67, on the 10th amendment
The following video is an interview by radio talk show host Sue Jeffers of KTLK 100.3 in the Twin Cities. She is talking with MN State Senate candidate Krysia Weidell. What a blessing to have a candidate of this caliber stepping up! We the People need more candidates of this caliber if we ever hope [...]
FCC Town Hall Hearing in Minneapolis
On Thursday, August 19th, 2010, a town hall meeting was held in Minneapolis and involved FCC commissioners Cobbs and Clyburn along with Minnesota Senator Al Franken, who had to leave early because his mother-in-law was in town.:) Senator Franken and the FCC commissioners spoke about how important it would be to install more government regulation. This [...]
Let the Cleanup Process Begin
Are you among the growing multitude of Americans that are fedup with tax and spend government; fedup with out of control government; fedup with corrupt government; and fedup with dishonest government? Let the Cleanup Process Begin! The first item to consider will be to elect representatives that will make their allegiance to the Constitution greater [...]
The Option to Say No!
The following is a letter being sent to legislators in my state of Minnesota: I, Leon Moe, an American, a Minnesota resident and a disabled combat veteran that took an oath to serve, protect and defend the Constitution, expect nothing less from any elected public servant who also takes an oath to serve, protect and [...]
MN Legislature to Make New Effort at Medical Marijuana
Tim Pawlenty, the so-called “states’ rights” governor of Minnesota, feels that marijuana should be illegal in his state. OK. I disagree, but I live in California, so if the people of Minnesota agree, that’s their concern. At least that’s how the Constitution see it. Problem is, Governor Tim has no problem making the people of [...]
















Minnesota Sovereignty Project
The founding fathers believed in a balance between state and federal power. This state sovereignty movement clearly arises from the belief that the balance of power has tilted too far and for too long in the direction of the federal government and that it’s time to restore that lost balance.
Aug 08, 2009 | Categories:Commentary, Groups | Tags: Activism, Groups, Minnesota Sovereignty | 2 Comments »