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We have our man for the job! Now let's get to work! Thoughts on the US Elections
What does it take to become the President of the United States? And what does it take to ensure that the man you voted for is elected to office? These are the questions I've been asking myself ever...
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Minnesotas two hottest U.S. House primary election races will be featured on public television debates. All three 8th Congressional District Democratic candidates will appear on Almanac this weekend ...
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1961: Worthington High School Debate Team
These are Worthington's great debaters of 1961, who were apparently quite successful....
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Controversy continues in Jackson over resource center demolition

Controversy continues in Jackson over resource center demolition JACKSON — Jackson County commissioners met in closed session Tuesday to discuss a threatened injunction that, if filed, could halt demolition of the 1938 portion of the Jackson County Resource Center.

August 24, 2010

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First debate: Governor candidates attack each other

ST. PAUL — Minnesota’s governor race launched explosively Friday night as the three major candidates argued loudly in their initial debate, often not letting each other finish answers.

By Don Davis , August 13, 2010

Legal action planned to halt demo

JACKSON — The Jackson Preservation Alliance intends to take legal action to halt the destruction of the 1938 portion of the Jackson County Resource Center, slated to be demolished so a new Jackson County Human Services building can be built in its place.

August 06, 2010

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LEC decision delayed

SLAYTON — Another discussion, another meeting with Short Elliot Hendrickson and another delay by Murray County commissioners.

May 04, 2010

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Gov. asks for longer sentences

Gov. asks for longer sentences Pawlenty to lengthen sex offender penalties
ST. PAUL — Gov. Tim Pawlenty wants to double some sex offender sentences, the latest in a series of related moves over the years. Under the plan the Republican governor announced Tuesday, a first-degree sex offender would receive a sentence of at least 25 years, compared to 12 years now.

By Don Davis , February 10, 2010

Governor campaigns drive precinct caucus

ST. PAUL — The precinct caucus excitement from two years ago is not felt in 2010 by most Minnesotans, but a couple dozen governor candidates are working day and night to get their supporters to turn out Tuesday night.

By Don Davis , January 30, 2010

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Column: Retreat to advance?

WASHINGTON — If you live long enough in Washington you’ll learn there is literally nothing new under the sun. That’s why it is amusing to listen to the House “Progressive Caucus” and Moveon.org in a full-page newspaper ad attempt to explain the victory of senator-elect Scott Brown in the special Massachusetts election last week this way: Brown didn’t win because Democrats were too liberal; Brown won because Democrats weren’t liberal enough.

By Cal Thomas , January 29, 2010

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Big crowd of candidates debate

MINNEAPOLIS — More governor candidates showed up for a massive Wednesday night debate than the average precinct caucus will host next week.

By Don Davis , January 28, 2010

Senate candidates trade barbs in final debate

Attacks of past week continue in face-to-face meeting
The country’s costliest U.S. Senate campaign left those at the candidates’ final debate Sunday thinking it could be the nastiest, too.

November 03, 2008

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Gun issue fires up Senate hopefuls

ST. PAUL — Al Franken suggested he and Republican Sen. Norm Coleman agree on gun rights.

October 27, 2008

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Senate hopefuls oppose second stimulus package

ST. PAUL — The candidates for U.S. Senate have found common ground: they would oppose a second economic stimulus package.

October 25, 2008

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Candidates debate again

Senate hopefuls meet for third time; two more debates planned
Republican Sen. Norm Coleman, Independence Party candidate Dean Barkley and Democratic-Farmer-Labor candidate Al Franken offered different prescriptions for the financial crisis at Thursday night’s debate at the University of Minnesota Duluth’s Romano Gym.

By Andy Greder, Duluth News Tribune , October 17, 2008

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