@BenFromStPaul No.
I'm also not too retarded to do a simple Google search.
Enjoy your unearned and discredited confidence from a position of cowardly anonymity.
The emergence of @evanwch could be a turning point in American politics.
She's not a liberal who became conservative.
She's a liberal who stayed liberal while her party was hijacked by radial leftists.
We need a healthy Democrat Party, and the reformers to make it happen.
I am getting a surge of messages from former Dem staffers and current Dem staffers who read my book, and are now telling me their stories about what has happened to them and what is still happening to them behind the scenes in Dem politics
If you are one of these people— reach out. I promise not to share your story or anything about who you work for. I am here if you want to talk; and I am genuinely interested in talking to others who have gone through what I went through or who are going through it now
Mostly, I want to know if it’s still happening
@GrageDustin We all know what the response would be to a white person saying the same thing.
Is consolidating political power along racial lines racist or not? There can't be different answers for different groups.
Understand what's going on here and how you're being manipulated.
This is a "news" article designed to generate doubt in the police chief's motives, which is not what journalism is supposed to do.
From Grok:
The KSTP post frames the story primarily through selective emphasis on chronology and professional conflict rather than the substance of the sexual harassment allegation itself.
By leading with “Sources tell 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS that St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her and Police Chief Axel Henry had multiple strong disagreements before Henry filed a sexual harassment complaint against Her in April,” the wording foregrounds prior disputes and positions the complaint as sequential to them. The linked article title and content reinforce this by detailing tensions over ICE operations, police overtime budgeting, and an internal-affairs case as events that “led up to” the filing. This structure invites readers to infer a possible retaliatory or self-protective motive on Henry’s part without the post or article explicitly claiming one.
The post omits any description of the alleged conduct (a meme/text message characterized in other KSTP reporting as involving “Weiner Wednesday” language). Focusing instead on workplace friction creates an implication that the complaint may not stand independently of those earlier conflicts. Attribution to anonymous “sources” further softens the claim while still advancing the narrative of strained relations preceding the formal accusation.
In short, the framing is classic juxtaposition: it reports verifiable sequence and context in a way that allows the inference of ulterior motives to arise organically from the ordering of facts, rather than stating the inference outright.
Sources tell 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS that St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her and Police Chief Axel Henry had multiple strong disagreements before Henry filed a sexual harassment complaint against Her in April. https://t.co/0kBnSrJ7YI
I see no contradiction presented here.
I see anonymous sources providing irrelevant context in an effort to suggest, as you do explicitly, that a potential political and/or professional motive for the compliant trumps its substance.
That's not reporting. That's carrying water.
Ask people around the capitol if this is the first time Her has been embroiled in this sort of thing.
It's part of the "background," right? Anonymous sources are legit and to be taken at face value, right?
If "protect women's sports" is inherently political, so is "trans kids belong"
The WNBA doesn't have a problem with politics in sports. They have a problem with conservative politics in sports.
When Dems made a calculated decision to trade the white working class for suburbanites and young minorities— they didn’t take into account that working class Latinos and many working class black people actually have the same cultural values as the the white working class does
@madlizzy17@elliottengenMN@nosoupforgeorge "Leave people alone" from the crowd that won't leave anyone alone, respects no boundaries, invades privacy, and screams at girls for wanting their own sports.
Don't play the victim here. You're not.
It's funny to watch these leftists cling onto the trans bullshit. The pro-trans side has been thoroughly defeated at every level -- politically, culturally, in the courts, in the legislatures, everywhere -- and yet they can't let it go.