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Long-time Bemidji political reporter Brad Swenson dies
From the BemidjiPioneer: Brad Swenson, 57, former political editor of the Bemidji Pioneer, died unexpectedly Sunday evening. Swenson, who started working in the Pioneers editorial department in May ...
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Published Piece: a look at the critics of the Susan G. Komen Foundation
I know this has gotten a lot of press, and I had hesitated to put this on my blog due to its controversial nature. But I'm putting myself out there and hope you appreciate the effort: ) If nothing e...
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1939: The Precipice of War
Hindsight is perfect, but by the time September 1939 rolled around, people knew the world was on edge....
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Speaking with Rob Hahn
Rob Hahn is definitely on the fringe as far as political candidates go. He’s neither a Democrat nor Republican, but rather running as an Independence Party gubernatorial hopeful. And, he’s...
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Egypt’s political foes dig in their heels

Clashes continue after president issues edicts making him immune to oversight
CAIRO (AP) — Supporters and opponents of Egypt’s president on Sunday grew more entrenched in their potentially destabilizing battle over the Islamist leader’s move to assume near absolute powers, with neither side appearing willing to back down as the stock market plunged amid the fresh turmoil.

By Associated Press , November 25, 2012

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As others see it: Sign of the times

One particularly annoying aspect of any election season is the use of half-truths to bash a candidate in the loyal opposition. ...

By Owatonna People's Press , September 20, 2010

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As others see it: No easy budget fixes

Solving a potential $5.8 billion state budget deficit is no easy task, as candidates running for governor of Minnesota are finding out.

By Bemidji Pioneer , September 17, 2010

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Letter: Democrats need support on Nov. 2

The outcome of the upcoming election largely rests in our hands. The party that is able to successfully mobilize its voting base will win this election; it is as simple as that.

By Clifford Bowman, Worthington , September 17, 2010

Letter: Walz will keep working to help veterans

I am writing to urge veterans to support the re-election of Congressman Tim Walz. Congressman Walz has delivered for veterans while working for us in Washington, D.C.

By Robert O'Connor, Jackson , September 16, 2010

Letter: Walz just a rubber stamp for Obama

Although the Republican Party is called the party of “no,” Tim Walz is a rubber stamp for President Obama and his agenda.

By Leroy Vetsch, Brewster , September 16, 2010

As others see it: Undermining education

When President Barack Obama gave his address Tuesday to classroom teachers, classroom students should have been tuned in.

By The Forum , September 15, 2010

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Letter: Emmer, Demmer would boost businesses, consumers

Just like you, I was thinking about the economy the other day as I listened to the latest report on the lack of consumer confidence.

By Albert Henning, Lakefield , September 15, 2010

Column: Candidates have no budget excuses

ST. PAUL — Five-billion eight-hundred-million. That is the projected size of Minnesota’s two-year budget deficit that the next governor will have to solve.

By Steve Peterson, Coalition of Greater Minnesota Cities , September 15, 2010

Emmer outlines rest of budget plan

Emmer outlines rest of budget plan GOP candidate for governor would cut $700 million to local governments
ST. PAUL — Tom Emmer wants to limit state spending to revenues already flowing into Minnesota government, but achieving that goal would mean cuts in several areas.

By Don Davis , September 14, 2010

Minnesota governor hopefuls debate at Duluth forum

Minnesota governor hopefuls debate at Duluth forum DULUTH — It might seem hard, at first glance, for Minnesota’s three major candidates for governor to stand out from the pack: All three have graying hair, all three wear dark suits and all three are white men over 50.

By John Myers, Duluth News Tribune , September 07, 2010

As others see it: A vote for Vote Smart

Are you willing to tell citizens your positions on the issues you will most likely face on their behalf?

By St. Cloud Times , September 07, 2010

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Political Notes: Governor's race tied, but that's not all

ST. PAUL — The headlines read that the Minnesota governor’s race is deadlocked between Republican Tom Emmer and Democrat Mark Dayton, but there is more to the story.

By Don Davis , September 03, 2010

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Political Notes: Horner suggests starting teachers early

ST. PAUL — Governor candidate Tom Horner of the Independence Party suggests that instead of starting schools early, as 25 southwestern Minnesota districts did, they should only send teachers in early.

By Don Davis , August 27, 2010

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As others see it: Another blow to party endorsements

It's time for DFLers and Republicans too to look at their endorsement procedures and figure out why it is so hard for the candidate they endorse each year to get on the ballot.

By The Journal of New Ulm , August 24, 2010

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