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Logan Foreman

Bloomington, MN
Commenter for
1 year 25 weeks

Recent Comments

Posted on 05/17/13 at 01:59 pm in response to Early school-fund repayment carries a big cost for small benefit

This article is pathetic. Taking from kids' education funds to protect the wealth of the wealthy grown ups is lousy public policy.

Posted on 05/15/13 at 05:28 pm in response to Bachmann to air Twin Cities TV ads

She is quitting or moving out of state.

Posted on 05/15/13 at 04:42 pm in response to GOP gubernatorial candidates won't try to repeal gay marriage law

This will be such a dead issue that no one will care. Spend away MN Family Council - you are spitting into the wind. The under 60 group will be 80% for equality in marriage soon.

Posted on 05/15/13 at 02:34 pm in response to Obama’s three scandals: a closer look

Examine the administration from 2001 through 2008 - a "continuous scandal"

Posted on 05/15/13 at 04:34 pm in response to Obama’s three scandals: a closer look

Than on Wall Street

Posted on 05/15/13 at 05:02 pm in response to Obama’s three scandals: a closer look

President Bush and Vice President Cheney obviosly should have been tried for treason because Scooter Libby was convicted for outing a CIA agent. Sounds great.

Posted on 05/15/13 at 03:09 pm in response to Senate's 17-hour day-care union debate shows importance of the 'L' in DFL

Only with "freedoms" that they define and accept. They don't like unions so they engage in union busting and limiting the freedom to organize. The freedom to marry is another example of a freedom that Republicans like only if they can define who can get married.

The bill does not create a union; it allows a vote on a union. Republicans are paying off their "clients" - corporations and big business - by doing what they want: working to limit the right to organize everywhere and...

Posted on 05/15/13 at 04:46 pm in response to Minneapolis' Downtown East redevelopment: Where's Wells Fargo?

Thought out. Thanks.

Posted on 05/15/13 at 04:51 pm in response to Minneapolis' Downtown East redevelopment: Where's Wells Fargo?

The Strib has constantly supported this stadium knowing full well that it would benefit its real estate holdings in this parking lot disaster area. Tax the Strib's gain at 50% and help pay the public's share.

Posted on 05/15/13 at 05:07 pm in response to Dayton signs marriage-equality law on Capitol steps

As usual