Redistricting reform should be at the top of the agenda

November 13, 2018

The DFL should create an independent redistricting commission even though they stand to possibly achieve the trifecta

by Tony Petrangelo

It’s vast! It’s sweeping! It’s ambitious!

November 11, 2018

What’s in a word?

by Steve Timmer

Keith Ellison is the only choice for Attorney General

November 3, 2018

An unreserved endorsement . . .

by Steve Timmer

Doug Wardlow’s blogging while clerking scandal

October 27, 2018

A lawyer’s perspective

by Steve Timmer

Performing feats of pseudo-religious legerdemain

October 21, 2018

Greenville, S.C. – July 29, 1960  Six young Negro boys were arrested for sitting down at a local whites-only lunch counter and refusing to leave without being served. After the boys were cleared out by the police, the owner of the lunch counter was asked for a reaction. “I’m sure those Negroes will be represented […]

by Steve Timmer

Writer of LTE condemning Doug Wardlow wins a Spotty ™

October 13, 2018

The letter of the day in the print edition of the Strib for Saturday, October 13th wins a Spotty™. Republican Doug Wardlow’s comments at a recent Jason Lewis fundraiser that if he is elected attorney general he would fire “42 Democratic attorneys right off the bat and get Republican attorneys in there” (StarTribune.com, Oct. 12) is proof-positive […]

by Steve Timmer

Meta-Monahan

October 8, 2018

A story about the story

by Steve Timmer

Deconstructing Doug Wardlow, part three

October 1, 2018

The advocate

by Steve Timmer

Deconstructing Doug Wardlow, part two

September 24, 2018

The theocrat

by Steve Timmer

Fronting for the ghouls

September 22, 2018

Doug Wardlow and Ghoulist Glenn Gruenhagen from Glencoe, that is

by Steve Timmer

Deconstructing Doug Wardlow

September 18, 2018

Marching to the beat of a long-dead drummer

by Steve Timmer

Yes, Brian, you pompous twit, you have it straight

September 8, 2018

A letter in the Strib today: U.S. Sen. Cory Booker threatened to release U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s e-mails in violation of Senate rules and stated that he would willingly face the consequences. Sen. John Cornyn read the Senate rule that says, “Any senator, officer or employee of the Senate who shall disclose the […]

by Steve Timmer