Minnesota Public Radio Stories

• What will DFLers do in response to the governor's vetoes?
  With the possible exception of a nickel-a-gallon gas tax hike, the DFL-controlled Legislature doesn't appear to have the votes to override Gov. Pawlenty's vetoes on their major budget bills. With just days to go in the session, will DFLers stand their ground or try to compromise with the governor?11:00 a.m.
  Guests
  Larry Pogemiller: Senate majority leader, DFL-Minneapolis.
  Margaret Kelliher: Speaker of the House, DFL-Minneapolis.
  More from MPR
  One week left and much to do at the Capitol (05/14/2007)
  MPR Poll: High approval marks for Pawlenty, but most wish he'd raise taxes on the rich (05/11/2007)
  Tax-for-tax swap passes state Senate (05/10/2007)
  Will the session end in gridlock? (05/10/2007)
  Legislative session comes a cropper in wave of vetoes (05/08/2007)
• Alberto Gonzales at the National Press Club
  Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has faced intense questioning in Congressional hearings on the firing of eight U.S. attorneys. On Tuesday morning he talked about the resignation of his top deputy, Paul McNulty, at the National Press Club.12:00 p.m.
  More from MPR
  Justice Dept. had concerns about former U.S. attorney for Minn. (04/27/2007)
  Gonzales faces skepticism from GOP, Democrats at Senate hearing (04/18/2007)
  Resignations in U.S. attorney's office "troubling" (04/06/2007)
  Senators probe U.S. attorney firings (03/28/2007)
  Bush says "mistakes were made," stands by Gonzales (03/15/2007)

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