Minnesota’s working families, farmers, veterans, and faith communities are tired of watching their state get looted. The DFL/DSA machine—that organized network of political operators, nonprofit grifters, union racketeers, and corporate enablers—has perfected the art of extracting taxpayer dollars through daycare fraud schemes, COVID relief theft, Medicaid pipelines like Optum, and Iron Range betrayals. They rig the system with vulnerable adult exploitation, bloated contracts, and election vulnerabilities that protect their power. Yet too often, the very energy meant to dismantle this syndicate gets hijacked by misguided activists chasing personal spotlights.
These are not the quiet producers grinding on family farms, balancing church ledgers with cash-basis honesty, or veterans carrying 80% disability scars from real service. These are the voices that elevate personal grievances, procedural theater, and purity tests above unified execution. Narcissism dressed as zeal: endless public confrontations, internal party purges, and loud demands that burn volunteer hours without delivering filed complaints, voter roll cleanups, or RICO-level exposures against the actual criminal networks. They dismiss the majority—the 80% of Minnesotans who want secure elections, safe communities, thriving farms free from regulatory strangulation, and schools that don’t groom kids—as insufficiently “pure” or not loud enough in their echo chamber.
To those driven by ego and hubris: I see you, and many like me see you. You cannot claim to want to dismantle the criminal syndicate while dismissing the greater public. Your overzealous fight of red versus blue, Democrat versus alleged Republican, while professing to want real change, will lead only to failure. This pattern fractures the coalition at the precise moment disciplined action is required. The DFL/DSA operators don’t need to rig harder; their opponents do the work for them by turning potential strength into scattered noise. Fragmented efforts mean weaker turnout infrastructure, diluted messaging, and energy wasted on infighting while the real looters keep stacking the deck.
Proverbs 16:18 warns that pride goes before destruction. When self-proclaimed fighters measure success by microphone time, rally selfies, or scoring points against fellow Republicans instead of metrics that hurt the syndicate—audits completed, fraud complaints advanced, ground game built for the primary and general—they hand the DFL/DSA another cycle of looting.
Minnesota’s constitutional republic was built for producers, not parasites. Families protecting their children from exploitation. Farmers defending land and livestock from overreach. Veterans who served honorably demanding accountability. Parishes and faith communities serving the vulnerable without becoming another grift target. These are the voices of the majority—practical, persevering, rooted in faith and family. They relate to a vision of reclaimed governance: transparent finances like successful church turnarounds, intelligence-driven fraud hunting, school choice that empowers parents, Second Amendment rights for rural producers, and election integrity that honors the rule of law.
This Lindell-Parrish ticket rejects that trap. Our focus remains raw and relentless: expose the DFL/DSA criminal networks, dismantle their grift machines through audits and prosecutions, and restore a republic that serves producers first. No donor-class strings. No ego parades. Just disciplined action grounded in faith, answering to Jesus Christ over political machines.
Heavenly Father, shine Your light on Minnesota’s shadows. Awaken the deceived, expose the deceivers, and guide us to righteousness through Jesus Christ. Amen.
To the majority of Minnesotans—farmers in Goodhue and Stearns counties, veterans across the state, working parents in every township, and faithful Catholics holding the line: your voices matter most. Reject the noise. Channel energy into verifiable wins. Engage in the primary. Support the ground game that turns frustration into reclamation.
Minnesota can be freed from the syndicate. Perseverance, like Lincoln’s, paired with truth-telling and prayer, defeats hubris every time. The producers will prevail if we stay focused on the real enemy.
Phillip C. Parrish
Candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
Lindell-Parrish Ticket for Governor
Contact: phillip@parrish4mn.com | Heidi Wanty, Campaign Manager: heidi@parrish4mn.com | (612) 460-1717
Website: parrish4mn.com | Follow Freedom Talk with Phil on X @phillipcparrish
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