Kurt Bills is an unabashed Libertarian and Ron Paul supporter. We need far more such people on Capitol Hill.
This is a long-shot race, but an interesting one. If Kurt Bills can tap into the Paul fundraising aparatus, he could make it competitive.
Good Lord, Klobuchar is one of the dumbest senators on the hill. How can anyone be 26 points behind her?
We really are becoming a nation of morons.
“U.S. Senate candidate Kurt Bills is taking an unusual route to letting Minnesotans learn about him.
The Republican Rosemount high school economic teacher regularly posts econ101 lessons on Facebook.
Fridays installment:
Weve covered fixed and sunk costs and even discussed short run. Lets move on to understand the long run.
In the long run, all costs are variable costs. Long run is different for each person or firm in that there are different contracts and agreements that have been entered into. If one likes the benefits of contracted price or costs, they would find their short run (when at least one cost is fixed) as being extended.
Examples of variable costs are labor, materials and even utilities as they vary as a firm produces more and uses more energy.
Generally, candidates new to the public introduce themselves in softer ways, not immediately delving into complex issues such as economics. But when Republicans endorsed the state representative, it was because of his economics background.
Bills faces token primary opposition, then goes against Democratic U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar in the Nov. 6 election.”
http://www.piercecountyherald.com/event/article/id/46702/
Losertarians are retarded but they are fun to watch as their acolytes wail and snivel.
Minnesota’s lost.For all I care,it can be part of the newly formed Communist States of America when the “red” states break away and form “a more perfect union”.