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The New Numbers: Health Insurance Reform Cannot Wait in Minnesota.

Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, who accompanied President Obama on his trip to Minneapolis over the weekend, just released a new analysis of the latest Census numbers regarding …
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New Ad: If The Insurance Companies Win, You Lose.

From the HCAN Blog: Health Care for America Now launched a new ad campaign today. The message? If the insurance companies win, you lose. We’ll be doing national and DC …
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President Obama to Hold Health Insurance Reform Rally in Minneapolis on Saturday.

From the White House: WASHINGTON, DC – On Saturday, September 12, 2009, President Barack Obama will travel to Minneapolis, Minnesota to hold a rally on health insurance reform. In Minneapolis …
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Minnesota Women to Tim Pawlenty: Support Our Values, Not Sexist Candidates Like Bob McDonnell.

According to the Washington Post, Tim Pawlenty is still planning to head to Virginia tomorrow to raise money for GOP candidate Bob McDonnell. This is the Bob McDonnell whose blueprint …
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Klobuchar on CNN: I’m Open to A Trigger for the Public Option.

Minnesota was front-and-center in the health care debate this weekend, when CNN’s State of the Union show, hosted by John King, broadcast live from the Minnesota State Fair. King got …
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VIDEO: Pro-Reform Health Care Event Draws 250+ Supporters.

Our friends at the Minnesota AFL-CIO blog posted an update from the recent Health Care for America Now! event in Plymouth which drew over 250 supporters of health insurance reform. …
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ACTION: Tell Tim Pawlenty Not to Support Sexist Candidates.

Next week, Tim Pawlenty will take yet another out-of-state trip to raise money for the GOP and its candidates. His last trip took him to New Jersey, where he raised …
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Minnesota GOP Offers Up a Stunt While Health Care is in Crisis.

I’ll hand it to the Minnesota GOP. The conservatives that run the shop over there have come up with some pretty goofy games in the past–putting an asterisk behind an …