Evangelist Franklin Graham whines in St. Paul big time about the political process. No dog in the hunt, apparently.

He should track down his good friend George W. Bush and have his portrait painted.

Strib; here.

Minnesota is the twenty-ninth state on Graham's tour. The crowd assembled ranged from elderly people in lawn chairs, to families with children, to a few workers from the State Capitol construction project in fluorescent yellow vests. Many waved small U.S. flags during a chorus of "God Bless America."

In St. Paul ginning up some cash, or what? To criticize the Orlando shootings?

Or simply just there to whine about secularism without any cash flow?

That is difficult to imagine.