I've decided not to run for a House seat in Minnesota. The principal attraction of the MN01 race was the prospect of running against Minneapolis/UMN lawyer Richard Painter, though in a different party. He came in 3rd, behind the young woman, Sara. To the extent that my calling out Painter for his demagoguery and near-single-minded focus on one person, DJT, contributed to his weak performance compared to his enormous press exposure -- my efforts were successful; and I do think they contributed. It looks unlikely that a lawyer will be competitive in MN01. This is good. MN07, Fischbach, has been in only one term. Even though she's a lawyer, it's hard -- and basically premature, so it's not a good idea -- not to give her four years to come up with at least one specific, real solution, though no lawyer will attack the root cause of all our major problems, the lawyer monopoly. MN06, Emmer, has been there six years, but for various strategic reasons, I'm going to pass on it. I had been considering MN05, but this Royce fellow seems very good to go up against Omar. Minneapolis and its lawyer-mob -- which includes the Star-Tribune -- needs to be approached very strategically. I'm hardly through exposing the corrupt Minneapolis mob of incompetent and corrupt judges and lawyers -- mobsters including the Star-Tribune.