The Minnesota Republic

The Minnesota Republic – Addressing Antisemitism Forum

The Minnesota Republic hosts UMN Law Professor Richard Painter, attorney James Dickey, former UMN regent Michael Hsu, and MN House Representative Marion Rarick.

Nicholas Gunstrom, writer • February 27, 2024

On October 7th, 2023, Hamas, along with several other Islamic paramilitary groups would launch a series of coordinated terrorist attacks on Israeli borders. This attack would begin the (at time of writing)...

Vision and Destiny Episode 3 Review: Constructing an Identity

Luke Rexing, Editor • April 12, 2023

The third episode of Jordan Peterson’s Vision and Destiny is an expansion on the issues that were brought up in the previous episode. In case you missed it, the previous episode was titled “The Identity...

Why is CPAC Important?

Jacob Gregor, President • March 15, 2023

Understanding CPAC: What You Need to Know The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) is an annual event in the United States that brings together conservative activists, politicians, and other...

Impact of the 2020 US Presidential Election: A Republican Perspective

Will Sherry, Contributor • February 22, 2023

The 2020 US Presidential Election was a historic event that saw President Donald Trump running for re-election against former Vice President Joe Biden. As a Republican, the election was an important moment...

CPAC turned MAGA-PAC

John Quinlan, Contributor • March 10, 2021

If the Conservative Political Action Conference serves as an annual barometer for the American Right and Conservative movement, then every indication shows that the Republican party is most definitely...

Rush Limbaugh: Conservative Icon and Talk-Radio Pioneer

John Quinlan, Contributor • February 24, 2021

American talk radio pioneer and conservative icon, Rush Limbaugh, has recently lost his battle with stage 4 lung cancer. The Republican icon led a prolific career in media, and influenced generations of...

Minnesota Trump Supporters’ Big Day Out

Law Enforcement (and Journalists) Outnumber Protestors

Avery Heinen, Contributor • February 1, 2021

If you don’t know about the riot that occurred at the Capitol on January 6, I’m not sure where you have been. Despite media assertions that this was a massive violent mob set on overtaking the US government...

President Donald Trump, hip hop head or clout chaser?

Casey McCabe, Editor • January 28, 2021

On January 20th, 2021, Donald Trump left the White House for the last time and the peaceful transfer of power to President Joe Biden was completed. Before leaving office, however, 45 decided to pardon...

NASDAQ: The Latest Corporate Advocate for Social Justice

Jaden Welborn, Author • December 11, 2020

As time goes on, the western world has become more and more progressive. Some social justice solutions are for the better, but many destroy the meritocracy that this country and capitalism were founded...

They Broke It, but We’ll Have to Fix It

Minnesota's government officials are going to have to face their failures

Avery Heinen, Contributor • December 10, 2020

The big question that always seems to pop up the moment that chaos has at least somewhat settled is “Who is going to pay for this?” This was the case when the riots in Minneapolis slowed at the end...

Why Don’t They Just Eat Cake?

COVID-19 has Vindicated the Academic Elite

Avery Heinen, Staff Writer • October 8, 2020

For centuries, higher education was an option only for the select few and the university was an elitist institution. However, in modern times, the disparity in the enrollment of diverse students has been...

Trump’s tax returns look bad on paper, but they might not be as bad as they seem

Jaden Welborn, Author • October 7, 2020

In the months approaching the 2020 Presidential election, we have seen both sides using aggressive tactics to expose and discredit their opposition. In the last couple weeks, President Trump’s tax returns...