D.C. Memo: MinnPost poll shows support for stricter gun laws
Plus: Omar hits McCarthy in ad and Latinos say inflation is a top concern
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Plus: Omar hits McCarthy in ad and Latinos say inflation is a top concern
Plus: Craig, Kistner take aim at each other in debate and Ettinger airs first television commercial
Plus: Phillips trying to ban PACs; kicking off another stormy session of the Supreme Court.
Plus: Stock ban placed on hold, Weiler named a “Young Gun” and Dems and Republicans show they can agree.
Plus: AIPAC involved in Omar-Samuels race; GOP releases “Commitment to America”; and more.
Plus: GOP ignites a new abortion fight, New York Times questions Minnesota lawmakers’ stock trading
Plus: Minnesota economy holding steady; voter anger indicates a very volatile upcoming midterm election.
Plus: State Fair politicking and a calf named Coconut.
Plus: Americans concerned about democracy and I’m heading to Minnesota!
One reason electric vehicles are not more popular here is because cold weather affects them and steals their range.
The raid is big business for Republican fundraising.
While Senate Democrats worked on getting the votes they need, senators approved bills that would support veterans and survivors of police officers who have died by suicide.
Plus: No shame over school lunch, question over votes to pass a tech bill and police funding bill shot down.
Plus: Hendricks struggles against Emmer in fundraising, Emmer breaks with GOP on gay marriage and crime takes center stage at congressional hearing.
Plus: Jan. 6 hearings continue; Omar human rights amendment on defense bill passes; and why Politico is watching Dakota County.
Again, calls to end the filibuster, Sen. Amy Klobuchar bill takes on big-tech, more Jan. 6 hearings and Finstad is one of the NRCC’s Young Guns.
Democrats like Rep. Angie Craig hope to capitalize on the fear and anger many pro-choice Democrats feel, not only on the loss of constitutional rights to abortion and new threats to abortion rights in state legislatures and Congress.
Minnesota DFL formally pitches to DNC in bid to be first primary state, federal gas tax stalls, guns and insurrection and a first-class dust-up in the 2nd over travel.
It’s not the gun bill House Democrats wanted, but a trimmed-down bipartisan bill looks likely to pass the Senate.
Prime time hearings on the Jan. 6 insurrection take center stage in D.C. following emotional hearing of gun violence.