17 thoughts on “Dakota Posts on Stace Nelson’s “Conservative Caucus.””
Great!
They are very cult like. Not free thinkers.
That is exactly why Hunt did not endorse Pischke.
I’ll give dennert this. He is a thinker of his own and might take over for Russell as the string puller.
Dennert isn’t smart enough to take over for Lance. Lance is out there but he is a reasonably intelligent guy. Evidenced most explicitly by his ability to get blockheads like the elephant from Fulton to do his bidding.
Remember that Stace himself said in a video that Lance was his mentor.
All know that Mr. Nelson is just the loud mouthpiece for than handsome devil, Mr. Russell. Imagine how ineffectively those two would run the Attorney General’s office and how much blog fodder would be foddered.
Especially as Stace would be the head of DCI then
Stace would really go after the RINOs then.
So he would go after himself? 🙂
The answer would be a “no” – they don’t get to caucus with the Republicans if they have their own caucus.
So much for Brock being the head of the Senate and Steve Haugaard being the next Speaker then…..
“hey don’t get to caucus with the Republicans if they have their own caucus.”
The Nelsonian Caucus are the “true’ Republicans and to them the rest are all imposters.
These are the guys who voted against repealing IM22, right? Because they wanted millions of taxpayers’ money to fund the campaigns of politicians like LaFleur, Abernathy and Hubbel?
Well, they would have to actually get on the ballot.
But yes, they did. Don’t forget it would fund them too. IMO, that is why they wanted it. First, they are RINOs who help the Democrats. Second, they would be getting taxpayer subsidies. All their talk of being conservative is bunk.
to get on the ballot they could just start their own party, and fund it with “democracy credits” from the state treasury. Of the 8 people who voted to spend the money, Nelson and Russell were the only Republicans.
shaking my head—that would have been a disaster and horribly expensive and a waste of tax dollars…I see why they voted to keep it…disgusting
Exactly…First it was unconstitutional, the courts already said so and then yeah great point on all these candidates that can’t raise money themselves we the taxpayers are expected to fund them.
i don’t see anything particularly noteworthy in nelson’s nor dennert’s futures.
Great!
They are very cult like. Not free thinkers.
That is exactly why Hunt did not endorse Pischke.
I’ll give dennert this. He is a thinker of his own and might take over for Russell as the string puller.
Dennert isn’t smart enough to take over for Lance. Lance is out there but he is a reasonably intelligent guy. Evidenced most explicitly by his ability to get blockheads like the elephant from Fulton to do his bidding.
Remember that Stace himself said in a video that Lance was his mentor.
All know that Mr. Nelson is just the loud mouthpiece for than handsome devil, Mr. Russell. Imagine how ineffectively those two would run the Attorney General’s office and how much blog fodder would be foddered.
Especially as Stace would be the head of DCI then
Stace would really go after the RINOs then.
So he would go after himself? 🙂
The answer would be a “no” – they don’t get to caucus with the Republicans if they have their own caucus.
So much for Brock being the head of the Senate and Steve Haugaard being the next Speaker then…..
“hey don’t get to caucus with the Republicans if they have their own caucus.”
The Nelsonian Caucus are the “true’ Republicans and to them the rest are all imposters.
These are the guys who voted against repealing IM22, right? Because they wanted millions of taxpayers’ money to fund the campaigns of politicians like LaFleur, Abernathy and Hubbel?
Well, they would have to actually get on the ballot.
But yes, they did. Don’t forget it would fund them too. IMO, that is why they wanted it. First, they are RINOs who help the Democrats. Second, they would be getting taxpayer subsidies. All their talk of being conservative is bunk.
to get on the ballot they could just start their own party, and fund it with “democracy credits” from the state treasury. Of the 8 people who voted to spend the money, Nelson and Russell were the only Republicans.
shaking my head—that would have been a disaster and horribly expensive and a waste of tax dollars…I see why they voted to keep it…disgusting
Exactly…First it was unconstitutional, the courts already said so and then yeah great point on all these candidates that can’t raise money themselves we the taxpayers are expected to fund them.
i don’t see anything particularly noteworthy in nelson’s nor dennert’s futures.