Why did American become the strongest, richest, most free and generous nation of all time?  Come and refresh your memory on the vital facts about the National Treasure we call our Constitution.

Mark Skgerboe is available to lead three or six hours classes for young adults through senior citizens.  A family seminar could be arranged for younger children.  Mark has been teaching about early American history and government for 30 years.

Cost for the three hour event: $15/single or $25/family or couple.
Cost for the six hour event: $25/single or $40/family or couple.
Dates and times will be at your discretion when scheduling.

To schedule your seminar, please contact Mark Skogerboe at mrs1776[at]yahoo.com

(This information will also be added to our Education & Resources link to the left.)

Our Special Convention and Governor's Forum was an engaging and energetic event! Over 70 people packed the place to hear from candidates who will fight for the core Republican principles of free markets, individual rights and limited, Constitutional government.

David Strom was masterful as the moderator for the debate between Reps Seifert and Emmer. The format allowed for longer answers and give and take between the candidates that was revealing and spirited at times.  Our thanks to both candidates for bringing their "A" game at the end of a long day.

We unexpectedly made some news when Rep Tom Emmer presented and signed a pledge to the people of Minnesota to go beyond holding the line on taxes, which has been the subject of recent attention for both campaigns.  Rep Marty Seifert promptly joined Rep Emmer and signed a pledge of his own.  This fiscally responsible pledge would reduce taxes, reduce the size of the state's workforce and reduce the regulatory burden on business and industry.

Almost three dozen candidates presented themselves for endorsement consideration last night, including Congressional candidates from four different districts.  The members completed an endorsement recommendation poll that the Board took into consideration for endorsing.

For widest distribution among Minnesota liberty activists. Please forward to your friends in liberty.

To: Current and Prospective Members and Supporters of the RLCMN

Pursuant to the provisions of the Bylaws and Rules of the Republican Liberty Caucus of Minnesota, the 2010 RLCMN Special Convention is hereby called to convene on Monday, April 12, 2010.

6:30PM - Registration and Social
7:00PM - Meeting
8:00PM - GOVERNOR'S CANDIDATES FORUM moderated by David Strom

Champps - Minnetonka
(outparcel on west side of Ridgedale Mall)
1641 Plymouth Rd.
Minnetonka, MN 55305
Phone: 952-546-3333

The business of the convention shall be to:
1. Elect delegates to the state convention
2. Consider candidate endorsements
3. Governor's Candidate Forum with Rep Marty Seifert and Rep Tom Emmer
4. Transact other business as may properly come before the convention.

Members in good standing of the RLCMN, as well as supporters, who are in accord with the principles and positions of the RLCMN are invited to unite under this call. To be eligible to vote or seek office at this convention, you must be a paid member. Please renew or join today if you wish to participate fully in the convention.

Issued this 10th day of March, 2010 by the Board of Directors of the Republican Liberty Caucus of Minnesota

BONUS:  At Champps Minnetonka, Monday is Burger Madness! Enjoy any gourmet burger for 1/2 price ALL DAY!

UPDATE: The following candidates have asked to have their endorsements considered at the convention.  You can learn more about them using the "2010 Potential Candidates" menu to the left.

Jim Engstrand - CD1
Teresa Collett - CD4
Darrel Trulson - CD8
Michael Cummins 8 Senate
Rudy Takala 8B House
Mary Franson 11B House
Sondra Erickson 16A House
Steve Drazkowski 28B (incumbent)
Joyce Peppin 32A (incumbent)
Mark Buesgens 35B (incumbent)
Dave Thompson 36 Senate
Kurt Bills 37B House
Terry Pearson 39B House
Norann Dillon 43 Senate
Tim Utz 50A House
Dale Helm 51B House
Mark Fotsch 54A House
Kathy Lohmer 56A House
Andrea Kieffer 56B House
Nate Atkins 63A House