Hubbard County Republicans

05/28/2026

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05/28/2026

The court ruled that one of the hundreds of bills crammed into a multi-subject omnibus bill could be removed because legislators violated the State's Constitution, which requires every bill to be a single subject. Yet, the court won't overturn the whole omnibus bill, allowing hundreds of bad bills, industry handouts, and bills that could never pass on their own merits, to remain in law. Omnibus bills protect lazy legislators from being held to account for their votes. Omnibus bills prevent transparency in government. The whole bill needs to be scrapped, rather than the public having to spend a hundred thousand dollars and go through a lengthy court process to get each one overturned.

I was once told by a republican legislator in leadership that it's not the legislature's job to vote against unconstitutional bills. "That's the court's role," he said.

While he was correct in the balance of power, I swore an oath to support and defend our Federal and State Constitutions, and the highest law of our State says I can't vote for multi-subject bills - so I voted no on all of them.

Article IV, Section 17 of the MN Constitution "Laws to embrace only one subject. No law shall embrace more than one subject, which shall be expressed in its title."

That's it. That is the law. Tell your legislator to follow the damn law! "General Government funding and policy" isn't a title.

05/24/2026

Minnesota Republicans: Election Integrity Concerns in St. Cloud

Fellow MN conservatives,
A KNSI report exposes troubling voting irregularities from the 2024 St. Cloud City Council race.
A Sherburne County probe into double voting uncovered a pattern across multiple counties. Tajir Rage — husband of St. Cloud City Council member Hudda Ibrahim — was identified assisting large groups of voters, often from the Somali community. Staff reported him bringing dozens to over 100 voters, acting as translator, handling ballots, and even giving a false name to a deputy.
One voter admitted casting two ballots in one day after being encouraged. Suspicious residency documents and questions about proper understanding of the English oath were also flagged. Video showed Ibrahim buying coffee for voters post-ballot.
Despite recommendations for felony charges, no charges were filed.
This highlights real vulnerabilities in Minnesota’s election system — same-day registration, absentee rules, and third-party influence. With St. Cloud’s rapid changes, we must demand full transparency and push for stronger voter ID, residency checks, and limits on ballot handling.
Contact your legislators. Stay vigilant. Secure elections matter.
Sources: KNSI Radio / Sherburne County reports.
Share with your local GOP group. 🇺🇸

05/24/2026

05/21/2026

Tic Toc. It's getting closer, the Osage Sportsman's Club Outdoor Show. Many vendors will there with a lot of different items. Also this year will be the community BB GUN Shooting gallery, brought to you by the Tall Pine Toms Park Rapids NWTF chapter, so come on down. Saturday June 13 from 9-5 and Sunday June 14 from 9-3