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Twin Cities DSA 🌹 @twincitiesdsa.org · 03/10/2026

🔥 Six months after Metro Surge, ICE is still here. Join TCDSA organizers and community leaders to learn about the "Shadow Surge" and how we can organize to stop it. 🔥 This event will be hybrid. Come in person or host a watch party in your local Rapid Response neighborhood! RVSP link in bio.

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natf93.bsky.social @natf93.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Mixed up one of the hyperlinks, swapped it out here: drive.google.com/file/d/1qG8I...

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AOC Should Run for President To End the Genocide (1).pdf

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natf93.bsky.social @natf93.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

@twincitiesdsa.org will be discussing the 2028 Presidential election at our October 3rd General Meeting: twincitiesdsa.org/october-2026... I put together some thoughts on Palestine organizing, what it will take to end the genocide, and why DSA should endorse AOC. drive.google.com/file/d/1xQWW...

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October 2026 General Meeting

Date: Saturday, October 3rd, 2026 Check-in Time: 11:30 am Meeting Time: 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm Location: Minneapolis Central Library – Pohlad Hall S-280, 300 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN 55401 …

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Twin Cities DSA 🌹 @twincitiesdsa.org · 16/09/2026

Interested in supporting the Trans Relocation Fund? Donate with the link in our bio! You can also get involved with the Queer Liberation Working Group by emailing us at queerliberation@twincitiesdsa.org

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Iruka @iruka-abolition.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

If you haven't seen the demands from Stop the Sweeps, you should. It really shows that @mayorher.bsky.social and her office are outright lying. ugc.production.linktr.ee/a6593c22-da8...

DEMANDS OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL
STOP all encampment sweeps and the theft and destruction of residents' belongings:
● Move and pass an ordinance allowing urban camping in the city of Saint Paul, including sanctioning of
currently established encampments
● Enact an immediate moratorium on all encampment sweeps for a minimum of 2 years
● Resume encampment closures with the full consent of residents only when housing availability and
affordability meet current and future needs, not prior to the summer of 2028
● Institute a dignified cleaning policy with encampment residents that ensures they maintain all of their
desired belongings; cease the destruction of storage tents and the belongings of residents who are not
present at the time of cleaning
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REPAIR harm and establish trust and meaningful collaboration with encampment residents:
● Begin meaningful coordination with encampment residents, community members, mutual aid groups,
community councils, and non-profit organizations supporting unhoused Saint Paul residents
● Immediately cease all harmful code enforcement and harassment by Saint Paul Police Department
(SPPD) and the Minnesota Department of Safety and Inspections (DSI)
○ Terminate the employment of notorious offenders with reported violations against residents
○ Conduct an inquiry with residents to evaluate the performance of enforcement officers assigned
to the established encampments and conduct investigations and disciplinary actions as indicated
● Issue repayment for or replacement of residents' property stolen or destroyed by the city of Saint Paul
during encampment cleanings and past sweeps
● Change the nature, frequency, and scope of HART and Familiar Faces programming from coersion into
undesired "shelter" beds to prioritize aid and harm reduction through the provisioning of: water and food,
medical supplies, hygiene facilities with upkeep, safety equipment, tents/shelters
● Establish a representative neighborhood organization for encampment residen…

SUSTAIN established encampments and meet residents' needs through material investment:
● Permit residents to build and maintain structures to meet their needs without interference; conduct
inspections of structures for safety only when requested by residents of the encampments, themselves
● Invest at least $1.1 million to build basic infrastructure for all existing encampments and their residents to
improve health and safety outcomes--an expenditure of approximately $2,800 per resident--to fund:
○ Fire & medical safety boxes stocked with fire extinguishers, fire blankets, Narcan and other
overdose rescue medications, and first aid supplies
○ Hygiene infrastructure and facilities including potable water systems, bathrooms, and showers
(maintained and cleaned regularly)
○ Electrical access and adequate outlets for common use
○ Free wifi internet access
○ Bulletin boards and communal spaces for social activities, meal-sharing, and community events.
HOUSE all residents of Saint Paul, prioritizing our unhoused neighbors without exceptions or exclusions:
● Grant use of city-owned property and buildings with more than 2 years vacancy for the development
no-barrier housing for unhoused residents who desire it
● Allocate funding to bring granted properties up to residential code, complete repairs/remodels as needed
● Support encampment residents who choose to transition into long-term, no-barrier housing

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DSA for AOC 🌹 @dsa4aoc.bsky.social · 26/08/2026

We are DSA members organizing to seize the moment, unite Labor and the Left, and elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to the Presidency.

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Robin Wonsley - Minneapolis Ward 2 @ward2.minneapolismn.gov · 20/08/2026

The Frey admin shared a proposal to make significant portions of our city eligible for data centers. If you want to stop data centers in neighborhood, now is the time to organize and make your voice heard. Read more➡️ content.govdelivery.com/bulletins/g…

Post with Frey admin's proposal for data centers

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Daniel Suitor @danielsuitor.com · 12/08/2026

While we are celebrating Peggy Flanagan, I want to also celebrate my friend Christin Crabtree for taking down the most votes for Minneapolis School Board At Large. A tireless advocate and champion for our public schools. I love her so much. @christin612.bsky.social @christin-with-mpls.bsky.social

Results for Selected Contests in School District No. 1 - MINNEAPOLIS
School Board Member At Large (SSD #1) (Elect 2)
Results By Precinct
137 precincts in contest. 137 of 137 precincts reported.
Nonpartisan Candidate Totals Percent
Christin Crabtree 49,254 38.64%
Stephanie Johnson 18,797 14.75%
Clifton "CJ" Henderson 6,551 5.14%
Collin Beachy 43,276 33.95%
Michael Baskins 9,578 7.51%

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natf93.bsky.social @natf93.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

I don’t understand why there’s all this discourse about my alarm clocks

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Groundwork DSA @groundworkdsa.com · 11/08/2026

Groundwork National Political Committee Member & NYC-DSA EWG Field Co-Chair Eleanor Babaev explains how the co-governance model builds the party, why we ran Zohran Mamdani for executive office, and why we should keep running for other executive offices, like governor and president, going forward. 🔗👇

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Safe Homes Saint Paul @safehomessaintpaul.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

We just fought the City of Saint Paul in court to put Right to Repair back on the ballot and won…sort of. Mayor Her just asked for an emergency hearing at the Minnesota Supreme Court tomorrow to try and stop these commonsense renters protections. We’ll keep you updated with what happens!

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Aisha Gomez @aishagomez.bsky.social · 07/08/2026

I carried a repeal of the statute of limitations on sexual assault my 1st year in the legislature. We had a hearing in the public safety conference committee. I had community member survivors with me. Latz questioned them aggressively,repeating conservative talking points about false accusations 1/

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Daniel Suitor @danielsuitor.com · 07/08/2026

Fred Melo of the Pioneer Press, @frederickmelo.bsky.social, got the memo and posted it on Twitter. Here's what he posted. My opinion? It's pure hackery. Anyone who relied on this memo got snowed or was looking for permission to kill this version Right to Repair.

BACKGROUND

On July 20, 2026, residents submitted a citizen-led proposed-ordinance to the City
Clerk, which was accepted. The proposed-ordinance is what’s known as a right-to-repair
law—meaning, it would let tenants fix parts of their apartments without landlord approval or
oversight. But this proposed-ordinance goes even further than typical right-to-repair laws
and imposes harsh penalties on landlords if those tenant-repairs are not inspected in time—
even if the landlord pulls every possible lever to meet that deadline.

After review, the Saint Paul City Attorney’s Office concludes that the current version
of this proposed right-to-repair ordinance is unlawful. Specifically, the proposed-ordinance
conflicts with state law, violates the Minnesota and United States constitutions’ due-process
clauses, and is unconstitutionally void-for-vagueness. This Memo will discuss these issues in
more depth.

LEGAL ANALYSIS

A municipal ordinance will be upheld unless it is inconsistent with the Federal or
State Constitution or state statute. 57. Paul Citizens for Human Rights v. City Council, 289
N.W.2d. 402, 405 (Minn. 1979). This is because municipalities have no inherent powers and
can enact regulations only as expressly conferred by statute or implied as necessary in aid of
those powers which have expressly been conferred. State r. Kubiman, 729 N.W.2d. 577, 580
(Minn. 2007); Mangold Midwest Co. v. Willage of Richfield, 143 N.W.2d. 813, 820 (Minn 1966). In
other words, state law may limit the power of a city to act in a particular area. City of Morris r.
Sax Invs., Inc, 749 N.W'.2d. 1, 6 (Minn. 2008).

Placing an unlawful or unconstitutional amendment on the ballot is a futile gesture
that we do not require. Housing ¢» Redevelopment Auth. WV. City of Minneapolis, 198 N.W.2d. 531,
536 (Minn. 1972) (holding that a district court properly enjoined an election on a proposed

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amendment to a city charter rather than permit the administration and the voters of
Minneapolis…

amendment to a city charter rather than permit the administration and the voters of
Minneapolis to experience the frustration and expense of setting up election machinery and
going to the polls in a process which was ultimately destined to be futile).

The Court will turn to conflict preemption, because a municipality cannot enact a
local regulation that conflicts with state law or enact a regulation when state law fully
occupies a particular field of legislation. Bicking vr. City of Minneapolis, 891 N.WX’.2d. 304, 313
(Minn. 2017). A conflict exists between state law and a municipal regulation when the law
and the regulation “contain express or implied terms that are irreconcilable with each other,
when the ordinance permits what the statue forbids, or when the ordinance forbids with the
statute expressly permits. Id. (citing Mangold Midwest Co., 143 N.W’.2d. at 816; City of Duluth r.
Cerveny, 16 N.W.2d. 779, 785 (Minn. 1944).

In the recent case of I “assear v. City of Minneapolis, a group filed a petition with the City
of Minneapolis to create a city-wide minimum wage in the City Charter. 887 N.W’.2d. 467,
468 (Minn. 2016). After the petition was certified by the Minneapolis City Council as having
sufficient signatures, the Minneapolis City Attorney issued an opinion to the City Council
that the initiative was illegal because Minneapolis does not have a procedure in its charter to
allow ballot initiatives for legislanve ordinances. Id. The Council did not certify the question
for a ballot and the petitoner brought a temporary restraining order requiring the City to
place the initiative on the ballot. Jd. While the district court granted the petitioner’s motion,
the matter was appealed immediately to the Minnesota Supreme Court, which ruled that the
matter should not appear on the ballot because the city charter does not permit legislative
ordinances to be incorporated into the charter. Id.

Similarly, in Bicking v. City of Minneapolis, a petitioner submitted a ba…

In the present case, there are several provisions in the ordinance that potentially
conflict with the law or are irreconcilable with the law and Consutution. First, under Section
34A.03(a) of the ordinance, the tenant is given authority to make a required repair after a 14-
day opportunity for the landlord to complete the repair. However, the tenant lacks authority
to obtain a permit to perform many of the required repairs allowed in the proposed
ordinance. For instance, under the State Building Code,

an owner or authorized agent who intends to construct,

enlarge, alter, repair, move, demolish, or change the occupancy

of a building or structure, or to erect, install, enlarge, alter,

repair, remove, convert, or replace any gas, mechanical,

electrical, plumbing system, or other equipment, the installation

of which is regulated by the code; or cause any such work to be

done, shall first make application to the building official and

obtain the required permit.
Minn. R. 1300.0120, subp. 1 (emphasis added). But the proposed right-to-repair ordinance
flouts this state-level requirement by allowing tenants to unilaterally make these changes
without these permits. This tension strikes at the heart of the rule Minnesota’s appellate
courts constantly reiterate in preemption cases, namely, that that cities cannot pass
ordinances that “‘require building code provisions regulating components or systems of any
structure that are different from any provision of the State Building Code.” Builders 155'n of
Minnesota v. City of St. Paul, 819 N.W.2d 172, 181 (Minn. App. 2012). In fact, state law
explicitly forbids cities from enacting ordinances “that are different from any provision of
the State Building Code.” Minn. Stat. § 326B.121, subd. 2(c) (2026). And the Minnesota
Supreme Court has interpreted this statute to mean that even a local ordinance “that is
merely additional and complementary to a provision in the State Building Code is
prohibited.” City of Morris r. Sax Inves…

ordinance, the repair for the code-violation must only be scheduled within 14 days, so the
ordinance both allows serious major repairs to take longer to repair, than the Building
Official deems reasonable, and may also require general maintenance to be completed in a
time that is quicker than what is reasonable, because the repair does not pose any immediate
safety hazard. The proposed ordinance is simultaneously stricter and more lenient than the
existing Building Code, which is likely an unlawful conflict between the proposed-ordinance
and state law.

Also, the 30-day time-limit for the City Building Official to conduct an inspection
under the proposed-ordinance may also violate the landlord’s due-process rights under the
State and Federal Constitution. The City has only one Building Official with many existing
duties under State Law. Given the very high number of renters living in Saint Paul, there
could potentially be thousands of annual requests for inspections under the proposed
ordinance. Under Section 34A.05(c), if the City is unable to make the inspection within 30
days, the tenant is automatically given the right to repair and withhold rent. If the Building
Official is unable to meet this arbitrary 30-day deadline, then the landlord will be deprived of
its right to collect rent, through no fault of its own. Additionally, Section 34A.09(b) of the
proposed-ordinance allows the City authority to punish a landlord with up to 90 days in jail
for a violation of the proposed-ordinance, under Saint Paul Legislative Code, Section 1.05.
As the proposed-ordinance is currently written, a landlord could be deprived of their right to
liberty, simply because the Building Official was too busy to perform an inspection within 30
days. This is another potential deprivation of freedom that could occur without the due
process of law, as required by the State and Federal Constitution.

The proposed ordinance also conflicts with another area of state law because
pursuant to Sec…

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🍞 Cole Hanson 🥬 @colewritesalot.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

Sure is disappointing to see our city, which has touted its adherence to the law In the face of federal occupation, flout its own charter thanks to bullying from @mayorher.bsky.social

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Daniel Suitor @danielsuitor.com · 06/08/2026

The St. Paul City Council just voted to refuse to put the Tenant's Right to Repair law on the ballot for voters, claiming it conflicts with state law even though Duluth passed a nearly identical law last year. A press release from the Safe Homes coalition which has pushed for the law:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 5, 2026
St. Paul City Council Blocks Certified Right to Repair Petition, Coalition Says City Broke Its Own Charter
Saint Paul voters collected over 8,000 signatures to put Right to Repair on the November ballot. Ramsey County Elections validated 5,440 of them against voter registrations, after duplicates and errors were accounted for, and submitted their report to council. Today the St. Paul City Council chose not to send the measure forward anyway. Safe Homes St. Paul (SHSP) considers this a breach of our city's charter and protocols that have guided ballot measures in our city for years.
The St. Paul city charter is not ambiguous on this point: section 8.03 requires the council to determine "the sufficiency of the petition" by resolution. Section 8.04 gives the council exactly two options once a petition is sufficient: enact the ordinance as written within 60 days, or place it on the ballot. There is no third option where the council simply declines because the Mayor and her attorney found a new legal theory weeks after the deadline to act. We have seen the Mayor's approach to public disclosure over the past week, and are not surprised to see the everyday residents of our city who signed our petition treated with similar dismissal. As our democracy faces unprecedented threats at a national level, it is the responsibility of our local leaders to demonstrate not just that democracy can function, but that it can deliver results for everyday people. This decision does the opposite by choosing fear of wealthy interests over the actual residents of our city.
As has been communicated to SHSP organizers, City Attorney Irene Kao's office told council members this week that Right to Repair conflicts with state law and is "too broad", even though it is nearly identical to language passed in Duluth nearly one year ago. The same office had several months to raise that argument while the campaign spent it gathering signatures. Instead it surfaced on…

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Paul F. Tompkins @pftompkins.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

He should do cuss words at the budget if it is too big

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Twin Cities DSA 🌹 @twincitiesdsa.org · 22/07/2026

Twin Cities DSA is proud to announce our seven endorsed campaigns for 2026! Donate to our campaigns: tcdsa.org/2026donate Volunteer for our campaigns: tcsdsa.org/2026doorknock

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Twin Cities DSA 🌹 @twincitiesdsa.org · 18/07/2026

CANCEL THE EVICTIONS! Save Fish Hatchery Shelters before August 5th! Email Mayor Her today with the link in our bio and be clear: "forced removals only throw our neighbors deeper into the pit of homelessness and destitution."

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taylr @taylordahlin.com · 16/07/2026

angie craig voted against the amendment to cut military aid to israel today. unconscionable to vote to continue funding this disappointing to see other minnesota dems betty mccollum and kelly morrison just mark themselves as present ilhan omar voted for it

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Omar Fateh @omarfatehmn.com · 14/07/2026

My statement responding to the repeated racist and Islamophobic attacks by All of Minneapolis (AOM)

Text reading “FATEH
for MINNESOTA SENATE
STATEMENT: SENATOR OMAR FATEH RESPONDS TO RACIST & ISLAMOPHOBIC ATTACKS BY ALL OF MINNEAPOLIS (AOM)
MINNEAPOLIS, MN - "Today, we all saw yet another instance of a racist and xenophobic dog whistle from Karin Birkeland and the All of Minneapolis PAC - red-baiting and directly attacking my public service to the people of Minnesota as a State Senator.
The statements made in All of Minneapolis' email from this morning are absolutely disgusting. It is this exact kind of harmful rhetoric that is driving the hatred and divisiveness in our politics.
This is the latest example of a repeated pattern of discrediting and dehumanizing our elected leaders of color. Leaders like myself face countless death threats, racist comments, and violent messages daily - but this is a new low. All of Minneapolis continues to go back to their same old disgusting dirty tactics, spreading blatant lies and fear-mongering.
After the year we have been through with Operation Metro Surge, Minnesotans are sick of this politics of fear and division- point blank period.
DFL Party Leadership cannot continue to stay silent on the blatant harm and lies spread by All of Minneapolis. I am disheartened by the culture of enabling this kind of racism, xenophobia, and red-baiting by individuals in positions of power like Chair Richard Carlblom, who has yet to release any statement condemning this type of behavior. It is a complete and utter failure and sadly has been what I have come to expect from the politics of the DFL and its State Chair.
I represent the district with the most unmet needs and have fought tooth and nail every day to improve the lives of my neighbors and fellow Minnesotans. This is what the Southside is all about, and that's the leadership we deserve.
Now, more than ever, we need leaders who will not fold. We will not back down.
Solidarity, comrades."
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Omar Fateh @omarfatehmn.com · 02/07/2026

I am proud to be a @twincitiesdsa.org member, and one of two Democratic Socialists serving in the Minnesota Senate. I have the joy of representing District 62 – the heart of South Minneapolis, and I'm honored to have earned our DSA chapter’s endorsement in my re-election campaign.

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IGN @ign.com · 02/07/2026

Minions director Pierre Coffin has confirmed in an interview that no minions have worked with Hitler because they were frozen "in that cave."

Minions Director Confirms No Minions Worked For Hitler

Via: Polygon

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Daniel Suitor @danielsuitor.com · 29/06/2026

If Aisha Chughtai has a million fans, then I am one of them. If Aisha has ten fans, then I am one of them. If Aisha has only one fan then that is me. If Aisha has no fans, then that means I am no longer on earth. If the world is against Aisha Chughtai, then I am against the world.

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Twin Cities DSA 🌹 @twincitiesdsa.org · 25/06/2026

Stop by and say hi at our table as we celebrate the @WedgeLIVE Cat Tour with all our cats and comrades 😻🌹🥳

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Twin Cities DSA 🌹 @twincitiesdsa.org · 24/06/2026

Just gonna leave this here. tcdsa.org/joindsa

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Twin Cities DSA 🌹 @twincitiesdsa.org · 22/06/2026

15 Minneapolis organizers are being persecuted by the federal government for standing against ICE's terror. We should be clear on what this action by Trump's DOJ is -- another attempt to threaten us into silence and complicity. We stand with our neighbors. Donate Now! buff.ly/v4xIgz7

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Jason Chavez @jchavezmpls.bsky.social · 19/06/2026

Let’s ask the children of the city if they want an indoor playground or a data center. A soccer field or a data center. The preservation of water or a data center. Those were basically my remarks on Tuesday. We know what they need!

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Safe Homes Saint Paul @safehomessaintpaul.bsky.social · 10/06/2026

Over 7,500 signatures submitted today to put Renter Right to Repair on the November ballot in St. Paul! No one wants to get stuck badgering their landlord about a simple repair—we just want to get it fixed! Renter Right to Repair is a commonsense solution for everyone who calls St. Paul home.

Giant stack of petition signatures at St. Paul City Hall.

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MplsGlen @mplsglen.bsky.social · 09/06/2026

This and a few other small projects came out of a budget amendment Wonsley got passed that took money from the MPD training facility in the capital budget BIK28, amendment 7 lims.minneapolismn.gov/Download/Fil...

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natf93.bsky.social @natf93.bsky.social · 09/06/2026

I hope this doesn't mean you'll oppose my proposal to introduce an annual "TCDSA Wrapped" where we end every member a data visualization of their chapter activity from the past year

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Omar Fateh @omarfatehmn.com · 31/05/2026

Ballot irregularities at both conventions this weekend. Should the MN GOP and the @dfl.org be put on probation too? 🤔

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Twin Cities DSA 🌹 @twincitiesdsa.org · 14/05/2026

🛑 URGENT! STOP COP CITY 🛑 Ward 11 City Councilor, Jamison Whiting, is the swing vote on this issue. Join us to talk with our Ward 11 neighbors to stop to Cop City. We'll provide training and buddies for first time door knockers. Sign-up Here: buff.ly/ecBjce2

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Omar Fateh @omarfatehmn.com · 10/05/2026

Calling all @twincitiesdsa.org members! 📣 Sign on & add your name to show your motion of support for the chapter to consider Omar Fateh for TCDSA Endorsement for re-election. We have a goal of collecting 200+ signatures, help get us there! ✏️ bit.ly/FATEH-TCDSA Solidarity🌹

A picture of Omar Fateh and a vertical progress bar at 30, with a goal of 200, with text reading “TWIN CITIES DSA:
SIGN ON TO SUPPORT FATEH!
Are you a TCDSA chapter member?
SIGN ON to the motion of support to consider Omar Fateh for TCDSA ENDORSEMENT for re-election.
Solidarity!
Help get Fatch to 200+ signatures!
FATEH
for MINNESOTA SENATE
BIT.LY/FATEH-TCDSA”

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Patrick Fenelon @patrickfenelon.bsky.social · 26/04/2026

Since the ICE surge, Frey has: •Vetoed an eviction moratorium •Tried to get a cop city in Minneapolis •Vetoed a decriminalization of drug paraphernalia (which would have merely brought Minneapolis in line with state law) •Attended the WHCD, to honor the fascist who terrorized his own city

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Daniel Suitor @danielsuitor.com · 26/04/2026

go to the fête of a nativist demagogue who had executive branch law enforcement invade your city and murder two of your constituents, that's just savvy politics. but if you go to Cuba on a humanitarian trip, THAT'S a distraction. got it, just trying to make sure I have everything straight.

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Twin Cities DSA 🌹 @twincitiesdsa.org · 16/04/2026

Our ears are burning. As the newest conservative redbaiting project launches, we will continue our effective organizing, alongside everyone who wants to resist the rise of fascism and build a better world. And yes, absolutely we're in favor of abolishing ICE.

Humphrey Project screenshots on red background.
Why it matters: The DSA wants to abolish ICE,
The Twin Cities DSA chapter has grown from a small activist group into one of the most organized political forces in Minneapolis. In 2025, they organized over 1,000 door-knocking shifts and knocked on more than 50,000 doors for their endorsed candidates.
The Twin Cities DSA chapter has become one of the most effective in the country

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Twin Cities DSA 🌹 @twincitiesdsa.org · 08/04/2026

Join us at the St. Paul Art Crawl!

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Robin for Ward 2 @robin4mpls.bsky.social · 29/03/2026

And for his grand finale, Tim Walz gives us nothing! The wealth of the top 1% is at its highest, and the establishment continues to defend the status quo. News flash 🚨 – the status quo isn’t working.

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natf93.bsky.social @natf93.bsky.social · 29/03/2026

I'm on your side of the intra-DSA fight on this, but the national org has called for a May Day strike and has been in the coalition meetings.

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taylr @taylordahlin.com · 28/03/2026

look how the council defunded the zen city contract last year but the mayor refused to cut it so the payment is going through anyway. that just shows how little power they have

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Tony Zombie-ano 🎃 @tonydamiano.bsky.social · 28/03/2026

There's something so quintessentially American about a gas giveaway sponsored by a drive through prosperity gospel megachurch

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natf93.bsky.social @natf93.bsky.social · 27/03/2026

It's only a "cop city" if it comes from the Cop City region of Atlanta, otherwise it's a sparkling police training facility.

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taylr @taylordahlin.com · 25/03/2026

at the minneapolis city council meeting, pearll warren said she hopes MPD training & wellness facility is “a cop city, cop university,” called violence interrupters “21 jump street cops,” compared to skittles aisha chughtai thanks her for saying cop city as they are being gaslit and told it isn’t

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Elizabeth Wrigley-Field @wrigleyfield.bsky.social · 23/03/2026

Last day for public comment on "Rethinking I-94"! You have until 1 minute before midnight to make your feelings known about MnDOT excluding freeway removal from consideration, defining environmental & health harms in ways that ignore tire particle pollution, pretending ebikes don't exist etc...

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Rethinking I-94 — Minneapolis to St. Paul

Project updates Official public comment period extended until March 23 The official public comment period has been extended by two weeks. The Scoping Document / Draft Scoping Decision Document (SD/DSD...

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Twin Cities DSA 🌹 @twincitiesdsa.org · 18/03/2026

Email Jacob Frey! No $40 million cop city for MPD: actionnetwork.org/letters/tell...

Picture of Jacob Frey with text saying “We don't have money for families facing eviction amid the ICE
occupation”, then a picture of a happy Jacob Frey below it with text saying “HELL YEAH
Minneapolis can pay $40 million towards a Cop City”

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