Re: Aug. 10 primary governor recommendations?

[Guest guest]

The best food freedom candidate is Emmer, but to answer your question, the

DFL choice would have to be Entenza.

Greg

On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 1:33 PM, N <stacynguyen53@...> wrote:

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> I've been looking over the websites for the three DFL candidates running

> for governor and have not found any real information as to where any of them

> stand on food freedom issues. So my question is:

>

> Who do you plan to vote for in the Aug. 10 primary (Dayton, Entenza,

> -Kelliher), and why?

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[Guest guest]

But why? What statements has he made on the issue and where can I find them?

The same goes for the person who recommended Dayton to me a little while ago

offline.

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> The best food freedom candidate is Emmer, but to answer your question, the

> DFL choice would have to be Entenza.

>

[Guest guest]

I don't think you are going to find those kind of references for any of the

candidates. Let us know if you locate any.

I have heard Emmer publicly speak in favor of food freedom, and in a brief

conversation with him, he reiterated his belief that it is none of the

state's business what food I consume or whom I purchase it from.

Second-hand, I've heard from sources I consider reliable that Entenza is the

only one of the DFL candidates that is willing to listen to food freedom

issues.

Greg

On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 2:20 PM, N <stacynguyen53@...> wrote:

>

> But why? What statements has he made on the issue and where can I find

> them? The same goes for the person who recommended Dayton to me a little

> while ago offline.

>

> >

> > The best food freedom candidate is Emmer, but to answer your question,

> the

> > DFL choice would have to be Entenza.

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

I just realized that your question was restricted to the DFL candidates but here

is a link to Emmer on Agriculture:

http://emmerforgovernor.com/issues/agriculture/

and I am sure that the Constitution Party candidate is in support of raw milk.

Their monthly newsletter has been tracking the Hartmann case and the violations

that have happened against farmers and consumers.

>

> I've been looking over the websites for the three DFL candidates running for

governor and have not found any real information as to where any of them stand

on food freedom issues. So my question is:

>

> Who do you plan to vote for in the Aug. 10 primary (Dayton, Entenza,

-Kelliher), and why?

>