Cheaters sometimes win

February 3, 2014

The heartwarming tale of a woman who overcomes her past as a cheater

The Weekly Wrap 2-2

February 2, 2014

♣ End of the year fundraising numbers are in for Minnesota’s eighth congressional district: Nolan, a Democrat, had $298,000 in the bank at the end of December after raising less than $145,000 during the last three months of 2013, according to a Friday filing with the Federal Elections Commission. Mills reported $305,000 on hand, and […]

by Tony Petrangelo

The DNR’s cold comfort

February 1, 2014

You shouldn’t worry, because they have it covered!

by Steve Timmer

Company Men

January 30, 2014

Those fellows in the suits want you to cede a lot more than just your time.

by Jennifer Tuder

The great DNR tent revival show

January 29, 2014

Came to RiverCentre on January 28th

by Steve Timmer

Top 10 most vulnerable Minnesota house Republicans

January 29, 2014

There will be an election later this year. At the top of the ticket will be races for United States Senate and Minnesota Governor, as well as the three other constitutional offices in Minnesota; Secretary of State, Attorney General and Auditor. And of course all eight of our United States congressional seats will be subject […]

by Tony Petrangelo

Words designed for eating

January 28, 2014

The water model is a joke

by Steve Timmer

The Weekly Wrap 1-26

January 26, 2014

Fundraising numbers continue to roll in, so that will be the bulk of the focus for The Wrap™ this week. ♣ Minnesota’s Representative of the seventh congressional district, one Collin Peterson, announced his fundraising haul for the last period of 2013. That number is $165,000, with $357,000 cash on hand. Peterson has been the subject […]

by Tony Petrangelo

Talk to the experts!

January 25, 2014

But who are these experts, anyway?

by Steve Timmer

Free at last! Free at last!

January 22, 2014

The Viking stadium is litigation-free today – Michele Kelm-Helgen

by Steve Timmer

These men shovel dirt II

January 21, 2014

It is Tuesday, end of the business day, and the Supreme Court has still not done its duty and dismissed the request of three citizens of Minneapolis to enforce both the Minneapolis charter and the Minnesota constitution. And while I think that plaintiff Doug Mann and his co-petitioners have made a good constitutional case, some […]

by Steve Timmer

Drinking Liberally on January 23rd

January 20, 2014

An event featuring great music & information about sulfide mining in Northern Minnesota

by Steve Timmer