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Over the weekend I had to make a trip up to Long Prairie, and took the route through Bowlus. I had to stop at Jordie s Trailside Cafe, and as I drove down the road towards the restaurant, I noticed a big sign outside of the village hall.
The sign read:
Help us preserve the old Bowlus fire hall. Our goal $55,000.
After my stop at Jordie s, I pulled over to investigate the fire hall further. I love old buildings and had to see what the city was trying to save.
The stone village hall was built in 1937 by the Works Progress Administration which was an employment and infrastructure program created by President Roosevelt in 1935, during the bleakest years of the Great Depression. It put over 8 million Americans to work over the course of eight years. This Village Hall was actually named in 1939 as one of the most outstanding construction jobs in the state made by the WPA.
be someone, him or her, that they are not, this is a deep state actor, just like we ve seen before, deja vu all over again. trying to take out president trump and at least shame on you. shame on you. why shame on me? shame on you. hold on. hearsay. hold on, hold on. let me respond, jordan. according to the ic wpa, this person does not have to have first-person knowledge, only the i cig who was appointed by president trump ultimately has to have first-person direct knowledge upon making the determination. it is not required, it is not just hearsay. they had credible information, it was sent out. it could be the most partisan person on the planet, it does not matter because the i cig agreed and found it credible. you can claim this person you don t know this person is. no. what also matters, shannon, is
at texas, georgia, north carolina. this is where you say this idea of not getting the candidates they were necessarily hoping for comes into play. there was some talk of, hey, beto o rourke might run for the senate again in texas. not doing that. stacy abrams in georgia, not running for the senate there. these are still states becoming more competitive. carolina was close in 2016 so democrats would hope, you know, they could maybe make off one of these for the presidential election and maybe flip a seat. kentucky, kansas, iowa, they have yet to come up with a candidate there. three plus the president s seat would get them the senate. steve, thank you. i want to bring in a man who certainly knows how to run a race, chris wilson, ceo of wpa intelligence who s worked as a republican political strategist for years. how do you see the state of play in terms of senate races? i spoke to someone from austin, texas who said they love beto o rourke but they wish he would
attacked the joe biden for not being progressive enough and to that end he had an interesting thing to say today. he said compromise is not a dirty word. consensus is not weakness. eric: it will be a battleground especially in that state. thank you. arthel: the former vp is talking about his party today. here s what he said. i know some of the really smart folks the democrats don t want to hear about unity. this is democrats are so angry that the angry or a democrat can be the more chance they had to win the nomination. i do not believe it. i really don t. [applause] i believe democrats want a unified that s what they re about. arthel: we are bringing in the ceo of wpa intelligence and doug shown former advisor to bill clinton, bloomberg or and fox news contributor. good to see both of you. doug, another thing up there on