Government agencies can be a useful tool to carry out the will of the people. They can manage water, sewers, roads, borders, and provide many other public services. Some type of bureaucracy is essential when an agency is charged with … Continue reading →
©Erick Kaardal, 2010 Preface I am a messenger of bad news: death. Rationalism’s enlightened search for objective truth is dead. The government’s enlightened search for the truth in every area of our lives is dead.
Continue reading →Annual LEA Awards Banquet Celebrating Our 38th Year! Honoring Senator: David W. Hann Representatives: Bruce Anderson, Mark Buesgens, Steve Drazkowski, Tom Emmer, Ron Shimanski. On Thursday, February 11, 2010 · At the Kelly Inn 161 St. Anthony Ave. (near Rice … Continue reading →
Senate Honorees: Senator David Hann. House Honorees: Bruce Anderson, Mark Buesgens, Steve Drazkowski, Tom Emmer, Ron Shimanski. Honorable Mention: Eastlund, Holberg, Hoppe, Kohls, Scott, Severson, Smith, Zellers Legislators were evaluated for their voting records on 20 different key issues; ranging … Continue reading →
The state of Congress, 2009.
Continue reading →THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT is in serious trouble. An out-of-control Congress that serves special interest lobbies has overtaxed citizens, created a swollen bureaucracy, torpedoed the national economy, and created unequal justice. Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness, Version 4.0 … Continue reading →
The 2008 LEA Awards Banquet was held on February 19, 2009 at the Kelly Inn. Following the social hour, the invocation by Rev. James Bard, and the dinner, awards were presented. The recipients are: Senators: Chris Gerlach, David W. Hann … Continue reading →
Keynote Address given by Dr. Alfred Pekarek, Associate Professor of Geology at St. Cloud State University at the 2008 Award Dinner. Climate Change and Energy INTRODUCTION About 20 years ago, a small, but vocal group of scientists raised the issue … Continue reading →
by Gordon L. Anderson, Ph.D. Many writers confuse a free market with a laissez-faire (or leave alone) approach to the market. This is a serious mistake. A free market only functions with a level playing field, or “planned competition” as … Continue reading →
Senate: Chris Gerlach, David W. Hann (100%), Debbie J. Johnson, Michael J. Jungbauer, Amy T. Koch, Warren Limmer (100%), Julianne E. Ortmann, Ray Vandeveer. House: Bruce Anderson, Michael Beard, Laura Brod, Mark Buesgens (100%) Matt Dean, Chris DeLaForest, Steve Drazkowski, … Continue reading →