Minnesota State Rep. Max Rymer (R-Center City)
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Recent News About Minnesota State Rep. Max Rymer (R-Center City)
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Max Rymer criticizes online rhetoric and Governor Tim Walz in recent tweets
Max Rymer posted several tweets between September 16 and September 18, 2025 addressing online hate speech and criticizing Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s conduct and campaign.
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Max Rymer reflects on political discourse after Melissa Hortman's death
Max Rymer posted a series of reflections on X between September 12–15, 2025, discussing public reactions to political violence and referencing Governor Spencer Cox's remarks as well as responses following the death of Minnesota House Speaker...
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Max Rymer shares personal reflections and political commentary in recent posts
Max Rymer posted several messages between September 10-11, 2025 reflecting on parenthood and highlighting positive political discourse.
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Max Rymer shares reactions to NFL game and public tragedy in recent tweets
Max Rymer commented on the Bills/Ravens NFL game and responded to news involving Charlie Kirk and a family tragedy in tweets dated September 8-10, 2025.
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Max Rymer shares concerns over school incident and reflects on SportsCenter viewing
Public commentator Max Rymer posted a series of tweets between August 27-29, 2025, expressing support for a school community and reflecting on changes to SportsCenter broadcasts.
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Max Rymer critiques Democratic candidate selection and Cracker Barrel’s rebranding in recent posts
Max Rymer shared views on Democratic Party processes and Cracker Barrel’s rebranding through tweets dated August 22–25, 2025.
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Max Rymer comments on Ki-Chi-Saga Days and Minneapolis political debate
Max Rymer posted three messages between August 18-20, 2025.
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Rep. Max Rymer updates constituents on summer activities and legislative priorities
Minnesota State Representative Max Rymer provided an update to constituents about his activities during the legislative interim and highlighted ongoing issues in the state.
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Max Rymer questions priorities in recent tweets about fraud and public debate
In a series of posts from August 2025, Max Rymer expressed concern over what he sees as misplaced attention in public discussions.
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Max Rymer raises questions about political developments and Senator Tina Smith
Max Rymer posted several brief tweets in August 2025 questioning recent political events and referencing Senator Tina Smith's future actions ahead of her expected departure from office.
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Max Rymer comments on Center City Days Parade and state issues in recent tweets
Max Rymer shared his attendance at the Center City Days Celebration Parade and offered commentary on broader state matters through tweets posted between July 27 and July 29, 2025.
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Max Rymer criticizes Minnesota Democrats' stance on fraud oversight in recent tweets
Minnesota commentator Max Rymer used Twitter between July 23-25, 2025 to critique Democratic lawmakers' handling of alleged fraud and comment on political discourse and local weather.
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Max Rymer urges Minnesotans to reconsider political direction ahead of 2026 elections
Political commentator Max Rymer posted several messages between July 20-22, 2025 addressing national and Minnesota politics.
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Max Rymer reflects on legislative visit to UVA and community event at Wannigan Days
Social media posts by Max Rymer on July 19-20 detail his attendance at a legislative conference in Virginia—including reflections on touring UVA—and participation in the Wannigan Days parade in Taylors Falls.
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Max Rymer criticizes Minnesota Democrats’ handling of fraud claims and Nicole Mitchell controversy
In July 2025, Max Rymer published several posts criticizing Minnesota Democrats' approach to alleged fraud cases and their support for State Senator Nicole Mitchell amid controversy.
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Max Rymer questions Minnesota House votes and oversight in July 16 tweets
On July 16, 2025, Max Rymer posted several tweets questioning recent votes by Minnesota lawmakers and advocating for stronger government oversight through an Inspector General position.