Minnesotan commutes out of state for 'right to work' after business closed under Walz's COVID-era rules

LAKEVILLE, Minn. – A Minnesota resident commutes two hours a day out of state 'for the right to work,' after blaming Gov. Tim Walz's policies for the loss of her two businesses during the coronavirus pandemic. Lifelong Minnesotan Lisa Zarza, who has been in the bar and restaurant industry for 32 years, told Fox News Digital that she operates her current business, Outpost Bar and Grill, in Wisconsin after COVID-era rules enforced by Walz forced her out of the state.

GOP VETERAN-LAWMAKERS DROP SCATHING ‘STOLEN VALOR’ LETTER TO WALZ AS TRUMP CAMP RIPS ‘FREAKISH TIMOTHY’ After she refused to close her business, the state suspended her food service license, and she was sued by both the attorney general and the Minnesota Department of Health, which she says resulted in hundreds of thousands of dollars in attorneys' fees. 'On Jan. 10, all bars and restaurants were allowed to reopen.

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