Royce White

Minnesota, no different.

Minnesota is unique in that we have a very concentrated per capita Fortune 500 population.

business community, right?

You got Cargill and General Mills and Medtronic and 3M and, you know, Ecolab and all these, you know, global companies.

And then you have a very significant agriculture, you know, business as well.

You know, Minnesota is one of the biggest ag producers in the country.

And because of that, you know,

It doesn't get more uniparty than Minnesota, right?

If it's not the corporate world, then it's big ag and the farm bills and the subsidies and how big corporations, for lack of a better term, are squeezing out the farmers in rural America the same way they are

uh, putting, you know, black people on the payroll, the welfare state down in the inner cities.

I mean, it's kind of the same, the same problem, except for they're actually slaving the farmers out for their deal.

And in the inner cities, they're just putting black people on the payroll, uh,

For no for no work.

So Minnesota is unique.

And the reason I say Minnesota is unique is because we have one metropolitan area, the Twin Cities, and everything else is either lake country and cabins or or agriculture and farming.

So you got that contrast.

And because of the contrast, you would think, well, hey, when you go to outstate Minnesota, you got to be heavy Republican.

You've got to be heavy MAGA.

You've got to be heavy America first.

But that's not the case.