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Exploring American History and Minot's Future Leadership with ND Lawmakers

State Representative SuAnn Olson joins the show to share highlights from her recent trip to Washington, D.C., with the “WallBuilders” group. The purpose of the trip was to uncover deeper truths behind America’s founding by visiting historic sites like Ford’s Theater, the Washington Monument, the U.S. Capitol Building, and even the statue of Peter Muhlenberg, a patriot pastor whose story is often left out of modern textbooks. SuAnn gives viewers a vivid look at what our Founders risked by signing the Declaration of Independence and reminds us of the faith and sacrifice that built this country.

Later in the show, Brandon talks with Rob Fuller, a Minot City Council member who is running in the upcoming special election for Mayor of Minot. Rob discusses his background as a local business owner and financial professional, and what motivated him to serve in city government. As a candidate for mayor, Rob shares a clear vision for Minot: lower taxes, better transparency, and policies that put local workers and businesses first. One of his key goals is to implement a “Local Contractor Preference,” ensuring tax dollars benefit Minot families. Rob says he wants to lead by example and restore trust between local government and the people it serves.

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