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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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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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As others see it: A snub of rural cities

Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Emmer is being chastised for not attending a forum of major governor’s candidates involving rural cities — and rightly so.

By Bemidji Pioneer , August 23, 2010

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GOP's women video flap gets national attention

WOODBURY — A female GOP candidate said a local Republican Party official’s decision to post a video on the party’s website that showed attractive photos of Republican women and unflattering photos of Democratic women was “juvenile” and distracting.

August 21, 2010

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Trackers become campaign issue

ST. PAUL — Anyone who follows governor candidates around knows they never are alone.

By Don Davis , August 20, 2010

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Letter: Much at stake in upcoming election

The Republicans are pulling out all of the stops in their efforts to win this year. Their goals are very plain; they want to block any progress and return to the policies that have devastated our country.

By Clifford Bowman, Worthington , August 20, 2010

Editorial: Candidates' debate isn't pretty

A West Central Tribune editorial published in Monday’s Daily Globe issued a call for civility between gubernatorial candidates. Unfortunately, that call doesn’t seem likely to be heeded anytime soon

By Daily Globe , August 17, 2010

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Column: Upcoming election is about leadership

MINNEAPOLIS — This fall’s general election will be about leadership for Minnesota. Our team won Tuesday’s Independence Party primary with nearly 65 percent of the vote; now the hard work of winning the Nov. 2 general election begins.

By Tom Horner , August 17, 2010

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As others see it: A call for civility

As all these politicians — partisan and nonpartisan — ramp up for the 2010 campaign, the citizens of west central Minnesota need to ask lots of questions.

By West Central Tribune , August 16, 2010

Political Notes: Dayton in general election mode

ST. PAUL — Mark Dayton won big in northern Minnesota Tuesday, but a primary election is far different than the general election he faces on Nov. 2.

By Don Davis , August 13, 2010

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

Column: A choice between financial wizards and fairness

MINNEAPOLIS — While Republicans and Democrats spar over extending Bush-era tax breaks for the super-wealthy, another argument is under way in Washington — and this one has the power to devastate middle-income Americans, particularly those in states like Minnesota.

By Niel Ritchie, League of Rural Voters , August 11, 2010

Letter: You can't blame just one party for mess

In response to the letter written “Vote GOP Politicians Out of Office”: Anybody who is in their right mind knows full well that it isn’t just the GOP that is to blame.

By Gary Nelson, Wilmont , August 10, 2010

Farmfest produces interesting political discussions

MORGAN — If Minnesota farmers are as successful producing crops as this year’s Farmfest was at producing political news, grain elevators had better expand their capacity this fall.

By Don Davis , August 06, 2010

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Letter: Vote GOP politicians out of office

Wake up, Americans, before it is too late. Who do our leaders in Washington think is the boss — they or the Americans that voted them into the office they hold?

By Clifford Bowman, Worthington , August 03, 2010

As others see it: Campaign spending goes through the roof

With two weeks to go to the Aug. 10 primary election, we find that campaign finance reports show that candidates for governor have spent nearly $9 million since January for a job that pays $120,303.

By Bemidji Pioneer , July 30, 2010

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Letter: Walz protects us with Wall Street reform vote

We should all be thankful that we have U.S. Rep. Tim Walz representing us in Washington, D.C.

By Robert Emary, Worthington , July 27, 2010

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