Ep. 253: A young Minnesota candidate warns against the failures of communism—and calls for common sense

About this episode

Jenny Liang, a young GOP candidate, discusses the impact of communism and the need for civility in Minnesota politics.

Send us Fan Mail Jenny Liang, a 21-year-old graduate of the University of Northwestern, and a research assistant for the University of Minnesota Law School, joined Liz Collin on her podcast. Liang is the GOP endorsed candidate for House District 40A in Minnesota. After learning about what her family went through during the Chinese Cultural Revolution, she's trying to make changes at the Capitol—and sounding the alarm about the need to bring civility back to the state before it's too late. Su...

People in this episode

Host: Liz Collin

Guest: Jenny Liang

Topics covered

• politics
• communism
• civility
• Minnesota
• young candidates

Keywords

• Minnesota
• communism
• politics
• civility
• young candidates
• Chinese Cultural Revolution

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: University of Northwestern, University of Minnesota Law School

Places: Minnesota, House District 40A

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