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Should Minnesota’s poor pay a higher share than the rich?

Yesterday, we tweeted about the release of the 2009 Minnesota Tax Incidence Study (PDF), which proves that Minnesota’s tax system has become more regressive and less fair. The study confirmed …
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Norm Coleman Flashback.

Remember when Norm Coleman was calling on Al Franken to concede the Senate race, citing the cost of a recount to the state’s taxpayers? Coleman … noted that Franken could …
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Norm Coleman: Like the Snow That Just Won’t Melt.

What lasts longer than a Minnesota winter? The struggle to choose the nation’s 100th senator. It’s been four months since Minnesotans voted for change and, like the snow that just …
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Another Day, Another Budget Gimmick.

While Governor Pawlenty criss-crosses the state calling for a state hiring freeze and proposing a budget which includes cuts to state agencies services, he’s using budget gimmicks to make his …
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Science is back! (Updated).

Later today, President Obama will sign an Executive Order that will undo restrictions on federal funding for embryonic stem cell research placed by the Bush administration. Arthur Caplan, the director …
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Updated: Bill O’Reilly Attacks Working Folks, Working Folks Respond.

Update: SEIU has a petition that you can sign complete with your own personal message to Bill O’Reilly on this issue. Check it out here.    Via Think Progress we …
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T-Paw on the Rachel Maddow Show Again.

Governor Pawlenty took a break from being a radio host to go be on another national television show last evening (isn’t there a budget crisis he should be working on?). …
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Poll: Voters think Franken won.

A Rasmussen Reports poll of Minnesota voters finds that 47% believe that Al Franken will be the next senator from Minnesota.   The Minnesota Indepndent points out that there is a dramatic …