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Pat Flood (@rebarcock) passed away 9/21/25. Pat played a huge role in encouraging the devolopmemt of this site and donated the very first dollar to get it started. Check the thread at the top of the board for the obituary and please feel free to pay your respects there. I am going to get all the content from that thread over to his family so they can see how many people really cared for Pat outside of what they ever knew. Pat loved to tell stories and always wanted everyone else to tell stories. I think a great way we can honor Pat is to tell a story in his thread (also pinned at the top of the board).
Master Thread Dance Your Cares Away/Fraggle/Law Abiding Citizens
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Chuck 2020
2022 Fantasy ⚾️ 🏆
Chuck 2020
2022 Fantasy ⚾️ 🏆
Tim Walz is so horrible at being a governor that this new bill isn't even getting that much attention because they have so many other problems. But imagine people being eligible for 20 weeks of family and medical leave each year...
Every small business in that state will be gone by summer.
Ken Blackwell
This is the moment many Minnesotans have been waiting for.
A real challenger.
A real outsider.
A real fighter.
If this matchup holds, Mike Lindell will be going head to head against Tim Walz.
After everything that has come out in the last few days, Walz is walking into this race in the weakest position of his career.
More than 400 current workers inside the Minnesota Department of Human Services have now accused the Walz administration of being fully responsible for massive fraud inside state programs.
These whistleblowers say they warned the administration again and again.
They say they documented fraud.
They say they raised alarms.
They say their warnings were ignored and they say they were punished for trying to protect the taxpayers of Minnesota.
The scale of the fraud is staggering.
We are talking about money meant for vulnerable families during the pandemic.
We are talking about food aid for children that never arrived.
We are talking about hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars vanishing into shell organizations.
We are talking about dozens of people already charged in one of the largest fraud scandals in state history.
Workers inside the department say the governor’s administration suppressed internal audits.
They say oversight tools were disabled.
They say whistleblowers were silenced.
They say leadership protected itself rather than the people who depended on these programs.
All of this is coming out at the exact moment Mike Lindell is stepping into the race.
He has said for years that Minnesota has been mismanaged under Tim Walz.
Now the state’s own employees are confirming every warning sign.
This is why the political class is suddenly nervous.
Mike Lindell is not a cautious candidate.
He is not someone who hides behind polite talking points.
He is someone who walks into a debate ready to talk about everything politicians try to bury.
And he now has a mountain of evidence to point to.
Picture that first debate.
Picture Lindell looking straight at Walz and asking why more than 400 state workers are accusing his administration of ignoring massive fraud.
Picture him asking why warnings from inside the department were dismissed.
Picture him asking why people who tried to protect the taxpayers were threatened.
Picture him asking why food aid for children never reached the families who needed it.
Picture him asking where the money went and who failed to stop it.
Tim Walz is about to face something he is not used to.
He is about to face someone who is not afraid of him.
Someone who is not owned by donors or consultants.
Someone who owes the political machine absolutely nothing.
Someone who knows exactly what Minnesota has endured and is ready to speak plainly about it.
Mike Lindell is about to become Tim Walz’s worst nightmare.
Minnesota has been through chaos.
It has been through riots.
It has been through mismanagement.
It has been through scandal after scandal.
Families are tired of excuses.
Taxpayers are tired of watching their money disappear.
State workers are tired of being ignored and punished for telling the truth.
Minnesota deserves honest leadership.
Minnesota deserves accountability.
Minnesota deserves someone who puts the people first.
Mike Lindell believes he is that person.
And politically speaking, he could not have chosen a more perfect moment to step into this race.
Let the campaign begin.
Let Minnesota finally have a real choice.
Let’s go Mike.
Zero chanceKen Blackwell
BREAKING NEWSMike Lindell has officially filed his paperwork to run for Governor of Minnesota!
This is the moment many Minnesotans have been waiting for.
A real challenger.
A real outsider.
A real fighter.
If this matchup holds, Mike Lindell will be going head to head against Tim Walz.
After everything that has come out in the last few days, Walz is walking into this race in the weakest position of his career.
More than 400 current workers inside the Minnesota Department of Human Services have now accused the Walz administration of being fully responsible for massive fraud inside state programs.
These whistleblowers say they warned the administration again and again.
They say they documented fraud.
They say they raised alarms.
They say their warnings were ignored and they say they were punished for trying to protect the taxpayers of Minnesota.
The scale of the fraud is staggering.
We are talking about money meant for vulnerable families during the pandemic.
We are talking about food aid for children that never arrived.
We are talking about hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars vanishing into shell organizations.
We are talking about dozens of people already charged in one of the largest fraud scandals in state history.
Workers inside the department say the governor’s administration suppressed internal audits.
They say oversight tools were disabled.
They say whistleblowers were silenced.
They say leadership protected itself rather than the people who depended on these programs.
All of this is coming out at the exact moment Mike Lindell is stepping into the race.
He has said for years that Minnesota has been mismanaged under Tim Walz.
Now the state’s own employees are confirming every warning sign.
This is why the political class is suddenly nervous.
Mike Lindell is not a cautious candidate.
He is not someone who hides behind polite talking points.
He is someone who walks into a debate ready to talk about everything politicians try to bury.
And he now has a mountain of evidence to point to.
Picture that first debate.
Picture Lindell looking straight at Walz and asking why more than 400 state workers are accusing his administration of ignoring massive fraud.
Picture him asking why warnings from inside the department were dismissed.
Picture him asking why people who tried to protect the taxpayers were threatened.
Picture him asking why food aid for children never reached the families who needed it.
Picture him asking where the money went and who failed to stop it.
Tim Walz is about to face something he is not used to.
He is about to face someone who is not afraid of him.
Someone who is not owned by donors or consultants.
Someone who owes the political machine absolutely nothing.
Someone who knows exactly what Minnesota has endured and is ready to speak plainly about it.
Mike Lindell is about to become Tim Walz’s worst nightmare.
Minnesota has been through chaos.
It has been through riots.
It has been through mismanagement.
It has been through scandal after scandal.
Families are tired of excuses.
Taxpayers are tired of watching their money disappear.
State workers are tired of being ignored and punished for telling the truth.
Minnesota deserves honest leadership.
Minnesota deserves accountability.
Minnesota deserves someone who puts the people first.
Mike Lindell believes he is that person.
And politically speaking, he could not have chosen a more perfect moment to step into this race.
Let the campaign begin.
Let Minnesota finally have a real choice.
Let’s go Mike.
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