Join us for the only viewing of "The Experiment" in MN!

Please join MNLG for our 2nd annual National School Choice Week event!


Please RSVP here: http://www.schoolchoiceweek.com/mnlg_presents_the_experiment

Review: http://www.bestofneworleans.com/gambit/coming-attractions/Content?oid=1891955

Trailer: http://www.theexperimentfilm.com/

6-7pm: Social
7pm: Movie Starts
Discussion panel to follow after the movie.

Cost: $10 (get your name entered into a drawing for a copy of the documentary!)

October Get-together (Reconnect with your Freedom Family!)

kind of taken the summer off, but now is the time to get back in the groove with MNLG and have a beer or two!

We have a number of decisions to make as an organization and need to you help us make them! Our group is one place where your vote does count!

**MNLG is seeking a new treasurer, as Gary is looking to participate in other activities outside of MNLG.**

Agenda:
Introductions

Old Business
-New Treasurer
-Consideration of Endorsement for Lizz Paulson
-Consideration of Involvement in MN Families United (Mark Knieff)
-Reimbursement of Dan McCall, LibertyManiac

New Business
-MNLG table at CCHC November event (5 free tickets to the event for booth workers)

Other Business
TBA

Adjournment

JULY MEETING CANCELLED

Due to the possibly to strong storms moving through the area this evening, we are cancelling our meeting tonight.

It is rescheduled for next Tuesday, same time, same place.

Hello MNLG Members and Friends,

Join us for our July meeting next Tuesday, July 26th!

When: Tuesday July 26, 7pm
Where: Indian Mounds Park, St. Paul, MN

Agenda (order may change):
Election of new treasurer/leadership team
Consideration of Endorsement: Lizz Paulson (St. Paul School Board)
Discussion of new member/Membership renewal process
MN United for All Families Coalition Discussion
MNLG Fall dinner (similar to Lincoln/Reagan Dinner)

I hope to see you there! It should be a beautiful night to talk about limited government!

Hello MNLG Members and Friends,

Join us for our July meeting next Tuesday, July 19th!

When: Tuesday July 19, 7pm
Where: Indian Mounds Park, St. Paul, MN

Agenda (order may change):
Election of new treasurer/leadership team
Consideration of Endorsement: Lizz Paulson (St. Paul School Board)
Discussion of new member/Membership renewal process
MN United for All Families Coalition Discussion
MNLG Fall dinner (similar to Lincoln/Reagan Dinner)

I hope to see you there! It should be a beautiful night to talk about limited government!

Please RSVP here if you're on Facbook.

MNLG Gives Back-Volunteering in North Minneapolis

MNLG will be helping with the tornado disaster relief efforts tomorrow afternoon:

Who: MNLG members

What: sorting and distributing supplies

Where: Disaster Recovery Center @ Farview Recreation Center (621 29th Ave. N. | Cross streets: Lyndale and 29th)

When: 1-5pm

Please come help your neighbors. MNLG is simply practicing what they preach that neighbors can help neighbors better than the government can!

Please wear comfortable clothes (you can wear a RP or MNLG shirt if you like) and tennis shoes.

MNLG in the MN Independent

MNLG's position on the marriage Constitutional amendment has made waves in the local political community.

You can read the article here.

Legalize freedom! (MNLG's position on the expansion of gambling)

The issue of expanding gambling has gripped the State Capitol and the inner workings of the Republican Party lately. We will avoid the personal barbs, and just state that the most consistent position someone in favor of limited government can take is to allow vice, despite whatever your personal inclinations may be. It is important to remember that liberty, as messy as it is sometimes, is one of the cornerstones of what separates American life from nations with autocrats and Kings. We do not mean to minimize the dangers of vice, but we do mean to suggest that they are often personal medical issues that require the intervention of family and friends, and not the state. So, as an organization committed to the idea of limited government, free market economics and personal responsibility, MNLG cannot offer support for any of the Gambling plans on the table at the Capitol.

The current American Indian gambling monopoly is completely unacceptable to anyone who believes in free markets, and the current effort to expand this monopoly to another special interest does not pass muster either. If Minnesota wants to offer gambling, then it should do so to anyone who is willing to use their own resources to open a Casino or other gambling establishment. Legislation at the state level that attempts to pick winners and losers in the economy will always be vehemently opposed by MNLG, and as a solution to this problem we propose simply legalizing freedom. Businesses and individuals are more than capable of making good decisions in regards to the future of gambling in Minnesota, and no amount of state intervention will be able to save people committed to making bad decisions from themselves.

Sincerely,

Jake Barnett
Chairman - MNLG