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From comedian to candidate. From satire to public policy. It’s a difficult leap, but Al Franken is determined to make it.
almost 16 years ago
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Voters who cross party lines on the same ballot could hold the key to a race’s
outcome.
almost 16 years ago
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Franken, Coleman and Barkley blasted one another as audience members cheered,
booed, hissed and even catcalled.
almost 16 years ago
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Republicans take some solace in blocking a veto-proof state House majority, while the Obama triumph should give Minnesota more influence in the new Congress.
almost 16 years ago
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Pawlenty unveils a new package of tax breaks designed to help the state’s economy and spur new “green” employment in the field of sustainable energy.
almost 16 years ago
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Today’s two-year projection could be as high as $6 billion; “every spending
program, every tax has to be on the table.” The news will be delivered at an
11:15 a.m. press conference.
almost 16 years ago
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Pawlenty says state must do more than erase $4.8 billion deficit, but some will
see a heavy cost.
over 15 years ago
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Many share Gov. Tim Pawlenty’s dislike of business taxes, but his plan to halve
them raises questions: Will jobs be created? How will we make up the lost money?
over 15 years ago
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As the financial pie shrinks, the Legislature’s DFL majority is battling itself
over what must be reduced.
over 15 years ago
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Tim Pawlenty is on the road again, speaking to GOP groups as he tries to revitalize his party and his presidential prospects.
about 15 years ago
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Gov. Tim Walz spoke with the Star Tribune’s Patricia Lopez on the challenges
facing Minnesota.
about 4 years ago