Posted at 6:54 AM on August 19, 2009
by Tim Pugmire
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Gov. Tim Pawlenty says the Vikings landing quarterback Brett Favre is fantastic, but it won't change the stadium debate.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar will hold a conference call town hall meeting on health care on Sunday.
Klobuchar toured a new passport office in Minneapolis.
Sen. Al Franken has a low approval rating.
Franken met with high speed rail advocates in Winona.
Eleven people questioned Congressman Tim Walz and Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius during a telephone town hall meeting on health care.
Congressman John Kline will meet with business leaders Thursday in Faribault.
Congressman Collin Peterson says his town hall meetings have helped correct misinformation on health care reform.
A North Dakota senator says nonprofit health care cooperatives are the answer.
State Sen. Linda Berglin says she tired of people seizing on the problems of health care reform instead of the possibilities.
University of Minnesota experts outlined some of those possibilities to Berglin's committee.
DNR officials get recommendations on protecting moose.
2010
Candidates for governor are listening to hunting and fishing advocates.
2012
Pawenty retells his Chris Matthews joke and it gets more coverage.
Posted at 2:22 PM on August 19, 2009
by Tim Pugmire
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Nine Republicans who are running for governor in 2010 are expected to make campaign pitches Thursday at an event in Roseville.
Republicans in House District 54A are hosting the candidates at a political picnic at Roseville's Central Park, from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Organizers say nine GOP candidates for governor have confirmed that they'll attend. The list includes three state representatives: Tom Emmer, Paul Kohls and Marty Seifert. Two state senators: David Hann and Mike Jungbauer. Former state auditor Pat Anderson, as well as Leslie Davis, Bill Haas and Phil Herwig. They say state Rep. Laura Brod might also attend.
The Republican candidates are trying to build support in advance of a state GOP convention October 3rd in St. Paul. GOP delegates will select their preferences for governor at that event in a non-binding straw poll.
The state GOP party will endorse its candidate during a state convention that's scheduled April 29 - May 1, at a yet to be determined location.
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