POLITICS
Living in an endless stream
The other day I heard on the radio that Anthony Weiner may have a better than even chance of returning to public office. Hes running for mayor of New York and the polls tell us about 54 percent of New...
Posted on 5/29/13 at 4:45 PM
Happy New Year
Every year, as we say goodbye to one year and hello to another, it seems customary for people to look back and reflect on the happenings of the past 365 -- or 366 this year -- days. People often ma...
Posted on 1/2/13 at 4:50 PM
Hating the Player, Hating the Game
I'm very definitely not picking a political side here, but I do want to bring to your attention this: a political advertisement attacking a candidate for playing World of Warcraft. Not for being an ad...
Posted on 10/7/12 at 5:30 PM
Judges tweak Minnesota congressional districts
Minnesotas best-known U.S. House member will seek re-election in a district where she does not live and its top-ranking federal representative will run in slightly less friendly territory after a five...
Posted on 2/21/12 at 11:29 PM
Counting the days
As Aaron Hagen and I drove to Windom Friday morning to sample the recently opened River City Eatery and talk a little shop outside the office, he told me that today marked a personal milestone of sort...
Posted on 1/7/12 at 7:22 AM
Benson announces U.S. House bid
ROCHESTER — State Rep. Mike Benson, R-Rochester, announced Monday that he is running for Congress in Minnesota’s First Congressional District.By Daily Globe , June 17, 2013
MnSP officials advocate for biodiesel in Washington
By Julie Buntjer , June 14, 2013
Letter: Rural votes rendered meaningless in St. Paul
Well, it has finally happened. Just when you thought this state could not sink any lower, we're proven wrong again with the passage of gay marriage.By Mike Handzus, Lakefield , June 12, 2013
Letter: Legislature worked for higher education
When the legislative session began, the University of Minnesota outlined an aggressive plan to keep college within reach for Minnesota’s families and partner with the state to solve some of our society’s most challenging problems.By Linda Cohen, Chairwoman, University of Minnesota Board of Regents , June 12, 2013
Rep. Bachmann says she won't run for re-election
By Don Davis , May 29, 2013
As other see it: Can't fault N.D. efforts
That didn’t take long. Gov. Mark Dayton and legislative leaders hadn’t even finished hammering out the details of their taxing and spending plans late last week when Minnesota’s neighbors to the northwest, North Dakota, made a bold play to steal away business and jobs.By Duluth News Tribune , May 29, 2013
Capital Chatter: Democrats celebrate sending schools more money
ST. PAUL — Democrats almost were giddy when Gov. Mark Dayton signed a bill upping education spending $485 million in the next two years.By Don Davis , May 24, 2013
County officials have mixed feelings on Minnesota's legislative session
WORTHINGTON — It has been days since the Minnesota Legislature adjourned for the year, and yet county officials are still trying to figure out how the decisions of political leaders will impact local governments.By Julie Buntjer , May 24, 2013
Column: Fighting for our veterans
By Sen. Amy Klobuchar , May 24, 2013
As others see it: Now, the taste test
The sausage-making part of Minnesota’s effort to build its biannual budget is ... done now. Sadly — but as usual — much of that process occurred behind closed doors.By St. Cloud Times , May 22, 2013
Democrats achieve much in 2013 Legislature, but some goals elusive
ST. PAUL — There is little doubt the 2013 Minnesota Legislature will be remembered for its historic vote to allow gay marriage and a $2 billion tax increase.By Don Davis and Danielle Killey , May 21, 2013
State politics, local issues
WORTHINGTON — It took until the final hours of the 2013 legislative session, but disaster relief funds for southwest Minnesota were finally approved.
By Aaron Hagen , May 21, 2013
Budget bills begin march to governor's office
By Don Davis , May 17, 2013
Minnesota bonding bill in question
By Danielle Killey , May 17, 2013
Editorial: BAC money - it's up to bonding
There’s a little more to the story told by District 22 Sen. Bill Weber as to why Worthington’s Biotechnology Advancement Center may not receive $313,947.17 in state funding during this legislative session.By Daily Globe , May 10, 2013
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