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Bill Kahn

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Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Posted on 05/14/13 at 02:59 pm in response to Vikings unveil stadium design: What do you think?

on that section of Downtown and Cedar-Riverside that we will be pricked by for as long as it stands.

Posted on 05/14/13 at 05:24 pm in response to Vikings unveil stadium design: What do you think?

are always better informed than those who prognosticate; it is a thorny issue now.

Posted on 05/15/13 at 09:27 am in response to Vikings unveil stadium design: What do you think?

that it is not a thorny issue, but a horny one. Plan B seems quite reasonable. Thank you Dave.

The ladies were lining up to get knocked up with a stadium, but Ramsey County has since discovered it may be barren, but I am not sure what is going on with the Blaine lady, et al.

Some outstate legislators no doubt will say that this stadium began at the moment of conception and Plan B at this point would be an abortion, but the sex traffickers in city hall are hard at work pampering...

Posted on 03/15/13 at 04:39 pm in response to Minneapolis 'turnaround czar' Mark Bonine leaving for another challenging school job

why it is that so many folks are leaving Minneapolis Public Schools, but then once they join the national superintendent club, they become nomadic.

Posted on 06/29/12 at 02:37 pm in response to ‘Liberated’ authors Tom Mann and Norm Ornstein forsake burden of nonpartisan credibility

is that the atmosphere they've created seems much like the prelude to our Civil War. Once you have this sort of intractable ideology driving politics and a complete breakdown in decorum in most groups of human beings, the next step is violence. The GOP might have taken Nixon's Southern Strategy just a little too far.

I really think voters have had a snootful and are ready to do what Republicans might find about the same as death: a complete reversal in the House with a filibuster...

Posted on 04/20/12 at 10:56 pm in response to NFL leaders come to town, and stadium bill comes to life

get real. About the easiest, most dishonest and disgusting way to become super rich is to buy a professional sports franchise, get the public to finance a new stadium, doubling or tripling your investment, and sell.

George W. Bush got rich this way along with all sorts of others in the 1% of folks who get away with highway robbery every day.

The Minnesota Legislature is getting ready to commit to the biggest subsidy ever in the history of the NFL to pave the way for an out of...