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Actually, that first statement is not true.
Minnesota has as much or more annual solar energy potential as Houston and Miami.
http://www.cleanenergyresourceteams.org/files/CERTsManualCh9.pdf
Rachel,
check the Legislature's GIS site. it has an interactive map you can search by address that shows the district boundaries to the street level.
There's no coercion being proposed here. No one is pointing a gun, or threat of government action at anyone to incorporate in this manner.
If you want to solely concentrate on profit, and tossing a few crumbs here and there, continue at it. But this would give others the opportunity to do more.
That you have a problem with that is quite telling.
"The point is that all the legal structure is available without formal marriage. "
uhm, no. Some can be approximated, if the couple has the time and resources to hire an attorney to draw up a contract spelling those out, but that's a step and expense not required of a heterosexual couple that gets those rights merely with their signatures on a marriage license.
That also assumes that third parties honor the terms spelled out in the contracts, which is not always the case (...
"Occupant-in-Chief", PMSNBC, "Democrat politicians" I guess the Minnpost monitors really have given up.
Paul, That's not what Don Effenberger said in this end of the year column:
http://www.minnpost.com/insideminnpost/2011/12/20/33961/minnpost_reaches...
"many Catholics switched to the republican party, including our own Norm Coleman, because a politician has to be pro-abortion to be endorsed by that other party "
Not true at all: Colin Peterson, Harry Reid, Bart Stupak, those are three anti-abortion Democrats just off the top of my head. I know that there are many more in the MN state Legislature.
I'd wager there are far more anti-abortion Democratic officeholders than there are pro-choice Republican office holders.
Actually, Dennis, Bachmann started attacking her opponents in the debate because she was fading in the polls. It was the only way she had to draw any attention to herself at that point.
And certainly, I'm more than happy to let the GOP keep telling themselves that Bachmann would be a formidable opponent against Klobuchar. It will be Mark Kennedy all over again.
"On the other side is a group representing the best interests of the kids (the raison d'être for the public schools), that's the school district."
No, that's not an irrefutable fact. There are plenty of school board members around that come from the Grover Norquist wing of politics.
Nor is it true that the teachers' interests necessarily conflict with the students' interests.
#4 "Given that the "war" was pretty much confined to one city, Baghdad, after the initial invasion,... "
Uhm, Dennis, I'm not sure where you've been the last decade that you never heard of Fallujah, Mosul, Basra, Ramadi,...
The war was far from confined to Baghdad.