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January 10, 2026, Meeting

2025 December 29
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by WCR Program Chair Linda Stanton
Happy New Year!
 
You’re invited: Sat. Jan. 10, 2026 from 9:00am to 10:30am at the Lake Elmo Inn. RSVP by noon Thursday Jan 8.
Monthly Agenda: 1) Tad Jude, Candidate for Secretary of State in 2026. A focus of his candidacy is election integrity
2) Brian Marum, Accountant – the good things in the OBBBA – (aka: The Working Family Tax Cut Act or One Big Beautiful Bill Act).
Register here:
Cost: $21. for members; $23. for non-members; membership: $35. (optional); Students $12/age 12 and under; $21/13 and over . Student membership $15/year.
We look forward to seeing you on January 10! Perhaps the Christmas decorations will still be up at the Inn.

Nov 1 Meeting Notice, Citizens Council for Health Freedom

2025 October 13
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by WCR Program Chair Linda Stanton
You’re invited: Sat. Nov. 1, 2025 from 9:00am to 10:30am at the Lake Elmo Inn RSVP by noon Thursday Oct. 30.

Speaker: Twila Brase, Citizens Council for Health Freedom, “Improving Medical Care for Americans”. Brase is a registered nurse, and the co-founder and president of Citizens’ Council for Health Freedom (CCHF), a national nonprofit advocating for patient and doctor freedom. 

https://form.jotform.com/212516939541156

Cost: $21. for members; $23. for non-members; membership: $35. (optional); Students $12/age 12 and under; $21/13 and over . Student membership $15/year.

Recap – Legislative Update Oct 4, 2025

2025 October 6
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by WCR Program Chair Linda Stanton

We had a full house today to hear an informative presentation from Rep. Tom Dippel and Rep. Wayne Johnson at our monthly meeting. Topics included education, likelihood of a special session, gun violence, Metro Gold Line, the MET council, and Governor Waltz. What we need to do to preserve our freedoms. Rep. Dippel is hopeful for the continued development of Christian Classical schools, as well as the strong demand for new Turning Point USA chapters. Rep. Johnson addressed safety challenges and how he is working with local law enforcement to find the best solutions to prevent violence. He identified mental health needs as a key factor and the failure of the Red Flag law to operate as expected. It is a multi-faceted problem. This is only a brief account. There were many questions from attendees. Come to a meeting to stay on top of things!

Rep. Wayne Johnson and Rep. Tom Dippel Rep Wayne Johnson