Emmer for Governor
Tom Emmer takes calls on the Scott Hennen Show in Fargo.
Listen to Tom Emmer being interviewed by Scott Hennen on his AM1100 radio show today.
Watch Tom Emmer explain why he’s running
to become Governor of Minnesota.
Tom Emmer and Annette Meeks launch the Freedom and Prosperity Project.
Emmer: “Our team has launched a statewide listening tour. Only by listening first can government work the way it’s supposed to.”
Tom Emmer talks taxes, job growth, and Vikings at a Mankato Tax Rally on Friday, July 30, 2010.
Press Releases
July 30, 2010
12:57 PM
Mankato
Tom Emmer kicked off a statewide tour today in Mankato contrasting himself with the other four candidates for governor on the issues of taxation, government reform and job creation. Emmer is the only candidate in the race who has pledged to grow private sector jobs in Minnesota without raising taxes.
“The Minnesota Vikings, who begin training camp here in Mankato today, have a pretty good playbook, making it all the way to the NFC Championship game last year,” said Emmer. “My friends in the DFL party have their own training camp of sorts next week with their primary election.
The Emmer for Governor campaign got a new RV so Tom Emmer and his family took a trip from Austin to Montevideo to meet with Minnesotans across the state.
Every state has the constitutional authority, even the obligation to protect its citizens from any threat to the safety of their person or their property.
The Court in this case ignores the real constitutional question in an attempt to justify the federal government’s failure to secure our borders and create a realistic, consistent, easy to understand path to citizenship. We need to encourage immigrants who still desire the freedom and opportunity the United States is supposed to offer to enter this country legally and, further, to become productive and contributing members of the community.
The Crookston Times:
The Minnesota Department of Transportation, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, the Minnesota Department of Health and, especially, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agencies were cited by Republican-endorsed gubernatorial candidate Tom Emmer during a Monday visit with supporters in Crookston as examples of bloated, overly aggressive state agencies that he'd rein in if elected. Their budgets and staffs are so large and the regulations they oversee are so immense, Emmer said at RBJ's Family Restaurant, that it seems as though they actually compete as enforcement agents when Minnesota businesses and farmers are in apparent violation.
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