The communist city of St. Paul, MN

If I were okay with drinking, I'd be down at the Gopher Bar.

Gopher Bar acts as a kind of bulletin board for the views of its owners and patrons, views that often stray from political correctness. The city's human rights department once pursued discrimination charges for hanging a Confederate flag inside the bar and for anti-gay T-shirts [I wonder how St. Paul defines "anti-gay"...the shirts probably said, "I'm straight"] worn by employees. (At the time, owner George Kappas said he was neither racist nor homophobic.)

The bluntness continued after the ban went into effect, with much of the ire directed at Council Member Dave Thune, the leading force behind the prohibition. Kappas, in fact, said the bar had recently ordered deodorizing urinal "cakes" with Thune's picture on them.

She also said the bar sometimes posts a sign on the front door: "Closed for a well-deserved cigarette break, compliments of the communist city of St. Paul." But, she said, the smoking takes place outside.
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Kappas said bar business is down 40 percent since the ban went into effect March 31. Employees were laid off, and Kappas now works a shortened Saturday shift by herself.

Isn't it nice to know there are still people who believe in defending the Constitution!?