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REPRESENTING EDEN PRAIRIE AND SOUTHERN MINNETONKA

Rep. Erik Paulsen speaks to the Republican National Convention


 

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SD42 - Representing Eden Prairie and MTKA
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Endorsed CandidatesElephants on the Prairie

Jenifer LoonJenifer Loon -- House District 42B

Jenifer Loon brings 16 years of business and legislative policy experience to her bid for public office. The former Chief of Staff for the Committee on Small Business in the U.S. House of Representatives, Jenifer orchestrated the Committee's work to adopt an agenda dedicated to reducing onerous tax, regulatory and paperwork burdens on small businesses. Her priorities include limiting the growth of state government and the tax burden on working families, quality education for all children, and enacting policies which encourage a vibrant business climate in Minnesota and the creation of good paying jobs.

shari may

Shari May - House District 42A

Shari May is a longtime community volunteer. She and her husband Bill live in Minnetonka. They have two sons attending Minnetonka High School. Shari is a small business owner who understands how high taxes and excessive government regulation impacts business and jobs. She has demonstrated organizational and budgetary skill

In his first term as Eden Prairie City Councilmember, Brad Aho has worked diligently with Mayor Young and other council members to find innovative ways to keep city spending as low as possible while maintaining essential services and maintaining Eden Prairie's high quality of life. Brad and his family are long-time Eden Prairie residents and are involved in several community and athletic organizations – he understands our community. As we face the challenges of a maturing community, Brad’s business experience, common sense and knowledge of Eden Prairie will continue to serve us well on the city council.

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    [Saturday] on our NARN show, Mitch Berg and I interviewed Doug, a volunteer driver who worked for the Republican National Convention Committee in St. Paul.  His customers included the Washington Post, MS-NBC, and some of the McCain campaign.  According to Doug, this allowed him to peer behind the scenes in both media and politics, and he saw some very interesting things: > Listen

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  • Prepare Yourselves Now For Act II

    The convention is over, but we who live in the Twin Cities are not through the ordeal just yet.

    Prepare yourselves, my friends, for the onslaught of mind numbingly idiotic statements, excuses, threats of lawsuits and actual law suits as the children of unfit parents gather now to stamp their little feet in infantile outrage at having been spanked for their attempts to show mom and dad who is boss.

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