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Budget surplus should be invested to make the economy work for everyone, not just the wealthy.

Minnesota now has a $1.9 billion budget surplus, thanks to smart budgeting by the 2013-14 DFL legislature and a growing economy. While you’re busy sifting through Republican sound bites calling …
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Rep. Dave Baker: Too Little, Too Late for Broadband Funding.

It’s shocking to see Rep. Dave Baker’s sudden support of broadband access in Kandiyohi County. After all, the Governor’s nonpartisan taskforce on broadband recommended investing $200 million in grants to …
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A Sneak Preview Of Tonight’s HRCC Fundraiser Featuring Mike McFadden.

When your state party is roughly $1.5 million in debt and you need some help raising funds, it would make sense to turn to someone whose campaign is also in …
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Thanks for Standing Up for Consumers, Senator Franken!

The latest victim of corporate greed is consumer protection. The New York Times recently published a three piece series showcasing the increase of arbitration processes by consumers and employees who …
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GOP: For the Middle Class? Think Again.

Anyone who tuned in to last night’s GOP presidential debate was likely surprised to hear the candidates talking about the plight of the middle class. After years of favoring wealthy …
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GOP University Debate Excludes Students.

Tomorrow’s GOP presidential debate is scheduled to take place at the University of Colorado-Boulder. You’d think – this being a university – that students would be invited to attend, but …
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Paul Ryan Wants Paid Family Leave For Himself, But Not For You.

In continuing with the Republican tradition of pulling the ladder up after you’ve climbed it, current Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee and failed Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan …
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Who Regulates The Regulators On Wall Street?

If you had watched Tuesday night’s Democratic Presidential Primary debate, you might have noticed several things; a nuanced discussion on topics other than Secret Service codenames, Martin O’Malley making a …