Unashamed with Rep. Elliott Engen Elliott Engen

On April 2nd, Elliott and Faith Engen became parents 12 weeks earlier than expected following an emergency at-home birth. At 28 weeks gestational age, Everett Engen defied the odds, overcame countless challenges, and demonstrated his own ability to fight for life.
It's time Minnesota pledges to support a culture of life as well.

Elliott Engen and Walter Hudson break down the slew of DFL bills heard in committee this week.

With COVID restrictions loosening, the road to economic prosperity is in our future. While the DFL looks to add taxes, further government spending, and has a surplus in funds, the GOP looks to revive our economy to pre-COVID levels and ensure that Minnesotans keep more of their hard-earned paychecks. Listen as Elliott Engen breaks down the policy into simple terms and discusses our road to financial recovery.  

In this episode, Elliott Engen sits down with an anonymous law enforcement officer who shares his ideas as to how we can not only heal our communities, but how rational change can be achieved. Calls for defunding the police and anti-police rhetoric will hurt our communities. They will not embolden them. Join us for this important and timely conversation on this episode of Unashamed with Elliott Engen. 

During this episode of Unashamed, Elliott Engen sits down with local business owner, Corey Roberts. Corey is the owner of the Minnesotan, an apparel store in downtown White Bear Lake that seeks to bring state history and memories to life in the form of clothing. In the episode, Elliott and Corey discuss everything from COVIDs impact on business, to fond Minnesota sports memories. Go check them out at www.theminnesotan.com 

In this episode, Elliott Engen sits down and discusses COVID-19, policy, and the state of MN with our Senator, Roger Chamberlain. Senator Chamberlain has been influential in our district's policy since 2010, and has spearheaded legislation that has put Minnesotans first. Join in on this in-depth discussion and learn what has been done to combat COVID, what issues need to be discussed further, and policy that will impact our state for generations to come.