TIMWALZ
Letter: Walz's climate change vote is important, needed
America’s family farmers and ranchers have a unique role to play when it comes to combating global climate change.
By Doug Peterson, Minnesota Farmers Union President, Madison , July 07, 2009
Walz vists Luverne; talks economy
Representative touts proposed reinvestment bill
LUVERNE — “The economy is on a crisis not seen since the Great Depression. Credit is frozen, consumer purchasing power is in decline. In the last four months the country has lost 2 million jobs and we are expected to lose another 3 to 5 million in the next year.”
January 31, 2009
Senate race a nail-biter
U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman and Democratic challenger Al Franken waited for election returns this morning in Minnesota’s high-profile Senate race.
By Scott Wente and Don Davis , November 05, 2008
Letter: Walz has done much for veterans
I am writing to urge veterans to support the re-election of Congressman Tim Walz.
By Robert C. O'Connor, Jackson , October 27, 2008
Letter: Walz deserves credit for voting against bailout
Last week we learned that AIG executives spend $400k on a junket after the federal government gave $85 billion to the failing company.
By Clifford Bowman, Worthington , October 21, 2008
Walz chasing re-election
Democrat runs as coalition builderTim Walz started his congressional career at the top. He became president of the U.S. House freshman caucus right after his election two years ago, and gained publicity far beyond the borders of his southern Minnesota 1st Congressional District.
By Don Davis , October 10, 2008
Letter: Brian Davis provides more of the same
Have you noticed the wind turbines springing up across the political ads this fall? As a small wind producer in southern Minnesota, I have noticed that this election season, the wind turbine quickly became the universal political symbol for renewable, clean energy.
By Dan Juhl, Woodstock , September 16, 2008
Rivals Davis, Walz talk politics
As a candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives, Republican Brian Davis couldn’t help but comment on the symbolism between inviting the Democratic incumbent and the Republican challenger to share the stage as the 2008 King Turkey Day speakers, while two turkeys — Worthington’s Paycheck and the Cuero, Texas, bird Ruby Begonia — prepared to face off in the first heat of the Great Gobbler Gallop.
By Julie Buntjer , September 15, 2008
View your ad here! Cost effective targeted advertising.
Contextual advertising starting as low as $79/month. This includes targeted ad delivery and search results!
Add your business to the Marketplace »
RSS Feeds