Begging your pardon, Tom

December 17, 2013

Says the Black Swan

by Steve Timmer
Karin Housley on a van

The Weekly Wrap 12-15

December 15, 2013

If you’re wondering why The Weekly Wrap™ is now being published on Sunday, when it had been published on Saturday for awhile, and before that it was published on Friday for a time. The answer is, simply, that The Weekly Wrap™ leads a leisured lifestyle wherein these types of things are not a concern. Time […]

by Tony Petrangelo

The return of a holiday classic!

December 14, 2013

Forget Holiday Inn, White Christmas and all the rest

by Steve Timmer

The Order of Honorary White Men

December 13, 2013

Recognizes a new inductee

by Steve Timmer

The latest Spotty ™ winner!

December 10, 2013

New category, too: video

by Steve Timmer

Lee Schafer looks at PolyMet

December 9, 2013

Notices a hole, and it isn’t the mine

by Steve Timmer
David Gerson

The Weekly Wrap 12-8

December 8, 2013

♣ St Cloud State University, as they do in the fall, released a poll conducted of Minnesota to find out what we think of some of our elected officials. Below, the results: SCSU (12/2, no trend lines): How would you rate the overall performance of Mark Dayton as Governor? Would you rate his performance as […]

by Tony Petrangelo

Puppet on a string

December 3, 2013

I’m Your Puppet! sings PolyMet

by Steve Timmer

Drinking Liberally holiday party and Toys for Tots collection

November 30, 2013

With Toy Collecting Santa making his third appearance on the 331 Club stage

by Steve Timmer

Pathological liars

November 26, 2013

Glencore/Xstrata? Never heard of ’em!

by Steve Timmer

Therapeutic Nazi hunting, part three

November 23, 2013

Where’s the witness?

by Steve Timmer
Axl Rose

The Weekly Wrap 11-23

November 23, 2013

♣ The Minnesota Jobs Coalition, the intrepid dark money group started by friend of the now-defunct LeftMN Radio Hour, Ben Golnik, released a polling memo, let’s take a look: Tarrance Group (11/21, no trend lines): Do you think Minnesota’s U.S. Senator Al Franken has done a good enough job to deserve re-election, or is it […]

by Tony Petrangelo