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Speaking with Allen Quist
Last month, I spoke with a pair of candidates - Tom Bakk (Democrat) and Pat Anderson (Republican) - who hope to be Minnesota's next governor. Blogs about those interviews can be found in the "Tal...
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Health care reform: The defining issue of this generation

DULUTH — Thomas Paine wrote more than two hundred years ago that new directions “raise at first a formidable outcry in defense of custom.” In other words, whether people believe things could be better or not, they almost always resist change.

By Dist. 7A Rep Tom Huntley, DFL-Duluth , December 23, 2009

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Letter: Health care reform bill has marriage penalty

There is a huge marriage penalty in the Health Care bills now working their way through the House and Senate.

By Allen Quist, R-St. Peter , December 15, 2009

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Letter: Health care reform with public option is needed

Recently, a bipartisan majority of the House of Representatives made history by passing strong health reform legislation — and on Nov. 21, the Senate continued that progress by voting to begin debate on its version of the bill.

By Jana Bartholomew, Sioux Falls, S.D. , December 01, 2009

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As others see it: Another example of federal ineptitude

We simply cannot fathom why some people believe that the best way to bring efficiency to the health care system, and to lessen its cost, is to turn over management to the federal government.

By The Journal of New Ulm , November 27, 2009

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Letter: DFL chair's letter doesn't tell whole story

In her letter of Nov. 17, Lori Sellner (Chair, 1st Congressional District DFL, Sleepy Eye) took Rep. Bachmann to task, accusing her of throwing out “wild misinformation” that is “completely divorced from the truth.”

By Joe Grandgeorge, Fulda , November 19, 2009

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As others see it: Reform bill far from done

Anyone who believes the health care reform bill passed in the U.S. House of Representatives will be the final word on reform should see the doctor.

By The Forum , November 18, 2009

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Letter: True to his word, Walz works for us

Last week, Congressman Walz cast a vote in favor of the Affordable Health Care for America Act. He sent out a note to many reminding us that he cast such a vote knowing he represented hundreds of thousands in southern Minnesota.

By Lori Sellner, Chair, 1st Congressional District DFL, Sleepy Eye , November 17, 2009

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Letter: Do members of Congress recall who they're working for?

Letter: Do members of Congress recall who they're working for? I found Rep. Walz’s “Time to work together” article, which ran on Nov. 11, interesting to say the least.

By Joe Grandgeorge, Fulda , November 13, 2009

As other see it: House health bill has iffy data

There is a lot wrong with the current state of affairs in American health care. But the rapid rise in costs — including a 131 percent rise in employer-sponsored premiums in just the past 10 years — is what drives this current fight for reform.

By Arizona Republic , November 12, 2009

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Letter: Walz thanked for health care vote

Letter: Walz thanked for health care vote Thank you to Rep. Tim Walz for his vote to pass HR 3962 on Nov. 7.

By Cheryl Avenel-Navara, Worthington , November 12, 2009

Brief: Health care forum is Tuesday

WORTHINGTON — Former State Rep. Allen Quist will sponsor a forum on health care at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Worthington Pizza Ranch.

By Daily Globe , November 09, 2009

Letter: Health care is needed, really

I feel obliged to reply to Mr. Bogle’s letter of Oct. 30.

By Ed Henkelman, Ashton Iowa , November 06, 2009

Column: Health care reform - a Minnesota lesson

Minnesota has been recommended as a model for federal health care reform for good reason. Round 1 of our efforts occurred in 1993 when Minnesota Care was created.

By William Blazar, Minnesota Chamber of Commerce , November 04, 2009

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Letter: Universal health insurance a government boondoggle

I’ve been reluctant to address health insurance because I haven’t used doctors for 30 years.

By Mike Bogle, WIndom , October 30, 2009

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Letter: We need to correct wrongs of the past

The current health care debate is so tied up with references to bogus Web sites and insurance company studies that those who have been voted out of power can no longer recognize the big picture.

By Dennis Phelps, Westbrook , October 29, 2009

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