Well, perhaps the Tea Bag crowd got to one of them. Will the Tea Bag mood be faced down by Mike Jungbauer, this session, with spending proposals for Cities of Ramsey and East Bethel, where the Landform firm has consulting contracts?

Last session there was Sen. Jungbauer's SF 2500, money for Ramsey, a water project, not passed.

So far this session, nothing comparable that I am aware of, yet, placed in the hopper re spending State dollars in SD 48, especially in places such as Ramsey or East Bethel where his employer, the Landform firm, does business with local government, selling service.

The Tea Party mood is suggested by MN Progressive Project as having curbed some spending enthusiam, regarding one Republican politico, (go to this original link if you want to follow up on the original item's hotlinks):

If such "local assistance" were to be advanced, and they won't tax the rich, who else would be paying for it?