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Tony - Could part of it be explained by DFLers representing places like Minneapolis, St. Paul and Duluth with overwhelming vote totals? It's got to be a lot easier to vote with your district's views when you're getting 70 and 80 percent of the vote.
This is satire, right? You don't get to call someone the best in public service after their brief career is exposed as merely a pursuit of spite.
If this isn't lying, what is?
Interesting. I'd be curious to learn more about what went tinto determining each classification, etc. And why Mark, Tom and Tony K are included when they're retired.
Interesting. If a candidate is allowed to back-date bills into a future year, it opens the door for quite a bit of possibilities to get around expenditure limits.
OH GOOD, it's not taxpayers funding the conference, it's a business that's asking the state for several hundred million dollars in subsidies. "Hey, that thing you raise money for? Here is some money from us for it. I know we're looking for a huge subsidy from you but this donation isn't about that." That is SO much better.
This is good stuff and why Keith is the right person to be the Party chair right now.
Of course, by "loophole" he actually means legal tax law passed by duly elected legislators and signed by a duly elected governor. Calling it a "loophole" outside of commentaries is not journalism, it's adopting a talking point.
"It was the Republican majority in both legislative houses that ram-rodded the deal through. Just actually why should the current DFL majority have any stomach for bailing them R's out. Let that sour deal forever be hung over the Republican reputation."
I can't tell if that's real or sarcasm and I'm not sure I want to know.
We've been through a sort of three stages of blame from the governor since learning the revenues were coming up short. First it was Republicans' fault...
I want to meet these 11 men who caught their p*nis in a zipper and left it there for two days. Who are they? Why are they so stupid? What did they do for those two days when it was stuck? The public demands to know.