Just hours after hearing oral arguments today, the Minnesota Supreme Court denied the petition of De La Fuente v. Simon. In October, the state Republican Party denied De La Fuente from appearing on Minnesota’s ballots as the only challenger to President Trump. The petition requested the state Supreme Court order Minnesota Secretary Of State Steve…[Read More]
This Thursday, January 9, 2020, at 10 a.m., the Minnesota Supreme Court will be hearing the original arguments of De La Fuente v. Simon in the state’s prestigious Minnesota State Capitol Building Courtroom (75 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. / St. Paul, MN 55155). Presenting the petition for Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente…[Read More]
DFL Defends Trump Only Ballot
Story Receiving National Attention
On Tuesday, December 17, 2020, the Minnesota Supreme Court set its schedule to resolve the matter of De La Fuente and Martin v. Simon, a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the upcoming presidential nomination primary election. The lawsuit asserts that James Martin of Lake Elmo is unable to cast a vote to nominate Roque “Rocky”…[Read More]
Candidate Seeks To Keep Major Parties From Monopolizing Primary Ballot.
Attorney Calls Current Process An Unconstitutional National Embarrassment.
Voter Points Out Corrupt Practice Allowed By Oppressive Law.
On December 13, 2019, Republican Presidential candidate Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente and Minnesota voter James Martin filed an “election errors and omissions” petition in the Minnesota Supreme Court against the Secretary of State regarding the Minnesota GOP Presidential Primary on March 3, 2020 excluding candidates other than “Donald J. Trump.” The filed petition is…[Read More]
For the first time in nearly 10-years, I come before you, now politically active, to expose another important issue: our electorate system in Minnesota is broken. To understand why, a discussion of how a person comes to hold office should first be had. We Minnesotans collectively choose who will govern us at our general election….[Read More]
I don’t like getting involved in party politics because it is deceiving and polarizing. When central committees spew their hogwash thru their bullhorns, it is the only thing that lands in our ears. The pay-off for them is our distraction from the control they gain over us and our government. (A “central committee” is a…[Read More]
With the 2016 Presidential campaigns coming to a head, the major parties are leading us to believe that we must vote for their party’s nominee. Because if we don’t, the other (and worse) candidate will be elected and destroy the nation. By the way, everyone in America is either a Democrat or a Republican: all…[Read More]
As the 2010 election comes to a close, another non-violent revolution has taken place in our state. We have once again chosen the rulers to sit in the legislature, each executive office, and the judiciary. To all who participated by casting a ballot, I wish to congratulate you as this new state government is yours. During…[Read More]