Dead man walking, part three

June 9, 2017

I wonder if he kept the complimentary pad and cheap ballpoint pen

by Steve Timmer

Ring. Ring. Hullo, Ben here

June 7, 2017

An imagined conversation

by Steve Timmer

Minnesota’s constitutional crisis

June 5, 2017

We’ve been here a lot lately

by David Schultz

Far be it from me . . .

June 4, 2017

to quarrel with Judith Guest

by Steve Timmer

Ok, Grandma, pack your things; here’s a shopping bag

May 23, 2017

We’ll wheel you to the door

by Steve Timmer

Dead man walking, part two

May 19, 2017

Et tu, Pence?

by Steve Timmer

Dead man walking

May 18, 2017

Who the hell is Ken Dahlberg?

by Steve Timmer

Trust us; we’re good for it

May 14, 2017

Minnesota’s mining regulators at the Land and Minerals Division of the Department of Natural Resources face a stiff test of fidelity to the citizens of Minnesota as described in an article by Josephine Marcotty in the Strib’s paper edition on May 14th. The issue is: what are the financial reserves that must be set aside […]

by Steve Timmer

Crazy Uncle Jeff

May 13, 2017

Jefferson [Jackson Forrest Stuart] Beauregard Sessions III has concluded that we are entirely too lenient on non-violent drug offenders and that President Obama let a bunch of ’em — a lot of them black — get away, virtually scot-free after just a decade or two in the pen. Well, things are going to change under Jefferson [Forrest Stuart […]

by Steve Timmer

Rebecca Otto speaks about mining policy at Drinking Liberally

May 11, 2017

State Auditor Rebecca Otto was the guest at Drinking Liberally on April 6th. She spoke about her run for governor next year, but she also spoke about her tenure as the state auditor and rejecting some non-ferrous mining leases as a member of the Executive Council of the state. Here’s a brief clip of her […]

by Steve Timmer

The oath of office

May 11, 2017

And the Generalissimo is still dead

by Steve Timmer

Chris Coleman talks about transportation at DL

May 10, 2017

St. Paul’s Mayor Chris Coleman was the guest at Drinking Liberally on April 27th. He mostly came to talk about being a candidate for governor in 2018, but he talked about the current legislative session, too. Here are a few of his remarks about transportation.

by Steve Timmer