Stella Munson needs your help to vote for her dad.  Stella is 10 years old.  She has lived here her WHOLE ENTIRE LIFE.  Her great-great grandpa lived here and farmed in Garden City.

The cutest political ad: Vote for my dad, Jeremy Munson

Government should work for you, not the other way around.  Vote Monday for Jeremy Munson

Gov't should work for you

Stella's encore and Gretta's Debut - fighting for an increase in allowance.  They know what needs to be done, but they are not old enough to vote.  Please help.

Girls Allowance Feb 12 Munson Monday

In this premiere, or shall we say the inaugural episode of "The Omnibus Podcast," I discuss Governor Walz's emergency powers with Draz and Cal. Then we welcome Erik Mortensen to the New House Republican Caucus.&nbsp; Erik discusses a few policies he is working to advance, such as term limits and shared parenting.&nbsp;

Ep. 1: Emergency Powers & Intro to Mort

In episode 2: "Moving the Goal Posts," Reps Mortensen and Bahr discuss how Speaker Hortman is changing the house rules to prevent her own Democrats from ending Walz's powers. Cal Bahr weighs in on the 1/14 rules fight and the Georgia election results. Shane Mekeland details his bill on the State paying for all the economic damages Walz has done to MN.

Ep. 2: The Rules Fight & Assessing MN Economic Damages

In Episode 3, Rep Tim Miller discusses the ethics of using the House Journal to lodge political complaints. Rep. Munson discusses the St Paul protest and the media's reaction to it, including investigating whether Republicans who attended incited acts of domestic terrorism. Radio host Al Travis discusses the Google/Apple attack on Parler and the impact of media's headlines.&nbsp;

Ep. 3: St Paul & DC Protests, Ethics, Parler

In episode 4, I "Legisplain" how Vehicle Bills circumvent the Constitution, then introduce HF6 (taxpayer's bailout of Minneapolis) and HF7 (elections omnibus bill). Don Huizenga of the MN Voters Alliance discusses the 2016 Inauguration of America's last "Citizen Class President," Donald J. Trump. We also discuss election integrity.&nbsp;