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Leslie Davis

Minneapolis, MN
Commenter for
3 years 51 weeks

Recent Comments

Posted on 04/09/11 at 05:12 am in response to Minnesota is abandoning environmental leadership

Gene Merriam is one of the DFL founders of the Minneapolis garbage burner along with Dee Long, Janet Green, Charles Dayton, Marcia Gelpe, Michael Valentine, Dan Foley, David Bordson, Sam Kaplan, Mark Andrew, and a big bunch more. Check out the burner when you go to a Twins game. It's right next door.

Posted on 04/05/11 at 12:04 am in response to Feds want Jesse Ventura's airport search lawsuit thrown out

Jesse Ventura
LIAR – BRIBER – PHONY NAVY SEAL

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Most of the truTV conspiracy information is nothing new.
We reported the World Trade Center Building 7 demolition...

Posted on 02/08/11 at 12:14 pm in response to After retiring from television journalism, why I can't quit as a journalist

In your TV days, when we (environmental and animal rights groups) brought you important information you did little to help us get the word out. Today the environmental and financial situtaion of Minnesota and America is in dreadful condition and we need all hands on deck. Even yours. I'm not confident you will be helpful but I'm willing to give you a chance. Good luck.

Posted on 01/10/11 at 12:45 pm in response to Here's what to expect as Minnesota's budget debate ramps up

"The Davis Money Plan" that I used in my failed run for Minnesota Governor has been modified a bit and re-named "The Minnesota Recovery Act".
A snapshot of this great legislation is below and if the finanical supporters of MinnPost approve it they might print it. There is nothing else that can rescue Minnesota financially unless they sell tickets to all the forthcoming budget fights.
"The Minnesota Recovery Act"
• Balanced budget
• Protected environment
• Create...

Posted on 12/15/10 at 12:58 pm in response to Tom Conlon, St. Paul's GOP 'Lone Ranger' who died Sunday, had planned political comeback

I met Tom Conlon numerous times on the campaign trail when I was running for Governor and he was runing for State Auditor. He was always cordial and respectful toward me and I liked him. Too bad the good die young. Rest in peace Tom.

Posted on 12/14/10 at 12:58 pm in response to Frank Hornstein sees tougher sledding ahead for transit and land-use reform

Frank Hornstein had a chance to do great things when he chaired a House Transportation sub-committee. But he blew it. I and my colleagues met with him about "The Davis Money Plan" (now "The Minnesota Recovery Act") that would build and maintain great roads and bridges with no debt. The legislation was authored by Rep. Lyle Koehnen. Hornstein told us that if Koehnen asked for a hearing on the bill he would give us a hearing. Koehnen asked for the hearing and Hornstein double-crossed us by...

Posted on 12/11/10 at 09:56 am in response to Gov.-elect Mark Dayton, a serious man, meets the press with a serious message for serious times

I'm sure the public has no idea how unfairly the media reported the governor's race.

Posted on 12/03/10 at 12:05 pm in response to With long-term $6.2 billion deficit facing state, GOP legislators say they’ll get to work on budget cuts

"The Davis Money Plan" is the only sensible way to balance Minnesota's budget. Check it out with an open mind.
Leslie Davis 612/529-5253

"The Davis Money Plan"
• Balanced budget
• Protected environment
• Create thousands of jobs & incomes
• Cut fuel and axle taxes in half
• Build and maintain safe roads and bridges

1. FACT - Banks do not lend depositor's money. They create new electronic digit money for loans.

2. PLAN - Modify by...

Posted on 11/22/10 at 01:05 pm in response to Fewer jobs and more job seekers

One must comprehend the gravity of our state and nation's economic situation in order to open their mind to new ideas. Ellen Tomson's thoughts on the job market offer some clarity about our future...which is bleak.
Don't you think it's absurd to expect our problems to be solved by the people who caused them and continue to support them?
To address our economic future some people cross their fingers and hope for the best, some continue to support the ideas that haven't worked in...

Posted on 08/24/10 at 03:16 pm in response to How does Horner budget plan stack up? Despite some concerns, 2 state finance experts see a lot to like

I believe I was the first person to comment on the Horner budget fantaay and it never got printed. Did something go wrong or was my comment rejected?
Leslie Davis