government's surveillance of left-leaning groups in Minnesota is more than just a little fishy.

Yeah, fishy doesn't even begin to cover it. When the government starts putting a microscope on groups just because they lean left, it's time for everyone else to put on some tin foil hats and get suspicious. But let's zoom out from this one incident in Minnesota -- what about the bigger picture of political surveillance? Republicans have a slim majority right now, but with all 435 House seats up for grabs come next year, any edge could be crucial. This kind of move smells like they're trying to keep tabs on potential opposition and maybe even stifle dissent. So, is it just about Minnesota, or are we looking at a national pattern here?

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