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Mike Nagell

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Plymouth, MN
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3 years 33 weeks

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Posted on 08/15/12 at 03:55 pm in response to GOP consultant/'new' blogger Michael Brodkorb offers two-party election critique

Does anyone really want to hear Brodkorb's views. Considering what he has contributed to good government, he should be run out of the State.

Posted on 05/04/12 at 03:39 pm in response to Angry GOP not inclined to help Dayton's priority (stadium) after losing its priority (tax bill)

It is too bad that the stadium deal seems to be turning into a game of chicken. Some people forget that the stadium is bigger than the Vikings. For some Minnesotans the Vikings are the only reason to go downtown. Seriously, there are people in Hennepin County who have never been downtown. Why should they care?

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Posted on 05/04/12 at 03:49 pm in response to Dayton vetoes GOP's business tax relief bill — will it affect stadium vote?

Meet them half way?

Good grief. Let's thow abortion rights into the stadium debate now. Isn't that how this GOP operates?

The voters have to stop this hostage taking GOP from shutting down any resemblance to resonable governance.

Posted on 07/04/10 at 12:48 pm in response to Letter from Minneapolis, where 'we are the change that we seek'

From one nation, one state , one city, one neighborhood, one family, one voice speaks for many. Our problems didn't happen overnight. We must all stay determined. Catch our breath on this day and stand firm for a better neighborhood and nation. Change is many small victories that each of can create. Thanks Jim. Thanks Mr. President.

Posted on 10/01/09 at 09:45 am in response to Long cool soaking

If we are going to start getting rain, it's important for homeowners to check their gutters and sump pumps. Make sure your gutters are clear of debris and your downsount extentions are secure. Manually activate your pump now. Make sure it can do the job when the rains come.