Are you ready for a new type of Republican?
Vote Teddy on August 11th and let’s put an agrarian in Saint Paul
My name is Teddy Kimble. I’m a vegetable farmer in Pine Island, where I live with my wife and two young kids. And I am running for State Senate here in our district.
On August 11th, you get to choose what type of a Republican will represent you.
I am an agrarian, and a new type of Republican that calls for bottom-up, community driven policies without trying to push social issues on you and your family.
I believe your vote in this Republican primary is the best chance you have to affect change in our state.
Do you want more division, or do you want a candidate that can speak to both liberal and conservative viewpoints and use first-principle thinking to advocate for a government that’s better aligned with the people?
The future is Agrarian
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How to End the Two-Party System
August 8th, Levee Park, Red Wing, MN
It’s time to end the two-party system. Let’s not just end the artificial constraints, but the emergent structures that make it hard for independents and third-parties to join the race.
The Future is Agrarian
August 5th, Heritage Park, Wabasha, MN
I call for Minnesota to legalize small farms on 10 or more acres, and to exempt farm dwellings from the state building code to usher in a new era of affordable and sustainable housing experimentation.
It's Progressive to Eliminate Income Taxes
August 1st, Riverside Park, Cannon Falls, MN
Minnesota began its history with a wealth tax. It’s time to bring it back, and take the burden off our working families, small businesses, retirees on social security, and farmers trying to pass down the farm to the next generation.
Stop Private Fraud with Public Services
July 29th, Southwest Park, Plainview, MN
If we want to stop private fraud in this state, we need to think of the problem structurally, and remove misaligned incentives.
Should We Ban Data Centers?
July 23rd, Trailhead Park, Pine Island, MN
My three-point plan to protect our communities includes capping their special sales tax exemption, adding C-weighted and Z-weighted noise averages to capture their low frequency hums and vibrations, and requiring a Certificate of Need so they can't freely construct diesel generators in our backyards.