LankySasquatch

Several news outlets have picked up on the story and all have the same generic info. Would be interesting to really hear the reasoning/mindset when going forth with this campaign idea.

Independent candidate running against the long-standing incumbent for State Representative in MN. The short video is at the bottom of the page (sorry, there doesn't seem to be a YouTube version). His script is about as straightforward as you get for a campaign video until you get to the last sentence... then he drops and intensely delivered N-bomb, which will effectively startle a large majority of Minnesotans. It's title is "1st Commercial-servant of the people" which leads me to believe that it will air on TV at some point and gain attention, but for now there seems to be no "buzz" around his bold closing line. He's a legitimate candidate, but the direction he goes in this video might be spun into comedy gold; it could even be a segment where Matt reaches out to him to ask for his reasoning behind it (and timely with elections happening - GET OUT AND VOTE IN NOVEMBER PEOPLE!). Thank you for efforts each week in creating I4H episodes! https://www.greeneforstate.com

This was originally created and posted by the owner of the house who was attempting to sell it. It is a mansion (out of place for the area) modeled very loosely in the theme of poseidon. He is an anesthetist at a local hospital and works out at a local gym in the outfit seen in the video. This video circulated heavily in the area (central MN) and led to its being taken down by the owner; but this mirror thankfully was made before it was taken down and was aptly named "Douche Palace." The whole thing is insane, but the one-liner at 1:50 will draw you in to watch the whole thing. It is worth noting that Poseidon's trident has since been taken by a drunkard who intended to keep it, but it started to crumble, so he threw it into the river (from whence it came, right?) <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/R7q4M4tFPLA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>