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Long-time Bemidji political reporter Brad Swenson dies
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Entenza touts his history during primary campaign

Entenza touts his history during primary campaign ST. PAUL — A half-dozen civil war buffs sat around a table at the Minnesota History Center listening to Matt Entenza.

By Don Davis , July 25, 2010

Political Notes: More questions than answers for primary

ST. PAUL — Aug. 10’s Democratic-Farmer-Laborite governor primary election is tough to handicap.

By Don Davis , July 23, 2010

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DFLers differ on school funding ideas

Three gubernatorial candidates have distinct plans
MINNEAPOLIS — Improving education demands more money, Minnesota’s top three Democratic governor candidates say, a tough challenge when the next state budget could face a $6 billion deficit.

By Don Davis , July 23, 2010

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As others see it: Recovery act gives a boost

A report released Wednesday by the Council of Economic Advisers to the president should dispel any criticism that the $862 billion federal economic stimulus package — the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act — isn’t doing any good.

By Bemidji Pioneer , July 19, 2010

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Political Notes: Judge, Pawlenty share the stage

Political Notes: Judge, Pawlenty share the stage ST. PAUL — Politics may make strange bedfellows, but it also makes strange stage fellows. When Minnesota’s chief justice and a new Supreme Court justice were sworn in a few days ago, Gov. Tim Pawlenty and a judge he has frequently, publically and strongly criticized sat near each other.

By Don Davis , July 16, 2010

Dayton: Like him or not, Minnesotans know him

Dayton: Like him or not, Minnesotans know him Former U.S. Senator is a favorite Republican target
ST. PAUL — Republicans most fear Mark Dayton in the governor’s race. Dayton brings the best name recognition of any candidate of any party, thanks in a good share to his family’s department store roots.

By Don Davis , July 16, 2010

DFL rivals push jobs agendas

DFL rivals push jobs agendas Party's governor candidates detail plans
ST. PAUL — If they are Democrats, they must be talking about jobs. Creating jobs traditionally is a key Democratic-Farmer-Laborite campaign issue, and the 2010 governors’ primary race is no exception.

By Don Davis , July 16, 2010

As others see it: Don't blame media for self-made mess

Disgraced politicians aren’t the only ones who pull the ploy, but they sure seem to have it down as well as anyone: When the heat is on, play the victim and blame the media.

By Duluth News Tribune , July 15, 2010

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Letter: We must stop exporting our college students

While reading a statewide newspaper over coffee the other day, I came across two different articles that when taken together make it clear that Minnesota needs new leadership.

By Debra Hogenson, Brewster , July 15, 2010

Column: After years of bad GOP policy, a plan to fix Minnesota schools

DULUTH — When I was a skinny kid in Worthington, from a family without much money and searching for a future, education gave me a chance. It gave me a chance to go to college, build a career prosecuting white-collar criminals, and begin a lifetime in public service.

By Matt Entenza, DFL candidate for governor , July 14, 2010

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As others see it: Tip for Emmer - Don't cut pay for low-income workers

In 2008, a survey of restaurant owners in Minnesota found that the average server earned $15.43 per hour in wages and tips. Some earn a lot more than that, of course. And others — think of the person who tops off your coffee in your favorite small-town diner — make far less.

By Post-Bulletin of Rochester , July 12, 2010

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As others see it: Silly season starts early in Iowa

This is just silly. The campaigns of Chet Culver and Terry Branstad are fighting over which party raised the governor’s salary more since 1982.

By Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier , July 08, 2010

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Editorial: Primary nears, but where's Kelliher?

Matt Entenza, who grew up in Worthington and graduated from high school here, was in town Tuesday for a visit, fitting in a stop at the Daily Globe among his activities.

By Daily Globe , July 07, 2010

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As others see it: House votes for needed Wall Street makeover

The U.S. House took important steps Tuesday night by passing legislation to reform Wall Street so as to prevent the same circumstances that set up the Great Recession of the past few years.

By Bemidji Pioneer , July 06, 2010

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Political Notes: State workers begin ad campaign

ST. PAUL — Minnesota’s second-largest state worker union has launched a summer-long radio advertising campaign to tell the public that bureaucrats provide important services.

By Don Davis , July 02, 2010

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