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Thursday, September 28, 2006

Six years in the Senate, near an end
Sen. Mark Dayton's single term in the U.S. Senate is coming to an end. He looks back on his time in Washington and discusses his future plans.11:06 a.m.
Guests
Mark Dayton: U.S. senator, D-Minn.
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Dayton blasts weather forecasters (09/19/2006)
Senators compare security along U.S. borders (08/30/2006)
Sen. Mark Dayton (08/04/2006)
Dayton boycotts Iraqi leader's speech (07/26/2006)
What Minnesota's senators learned in China (08/15/2006)
Gubernatorial candidates play it safe in debate
Moderators pressed the group to offer specific proposals for future road funding, education reform and the environment. But Mike Hatch and Tim Pawlenty mostly demurred.12:06 p.m.
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Style as much on display as substance in governor debate (09/14/2006)
MPR poll: Governor's race is close (09/21/2006)
Post-debate analysis
Did Wednesday's night's debate further clarify the differences among the three gubernatorial candidates? Listeners get their chance to respond.1:30 p.m.
Guests
Mike Mulcahy: MPR's political editor.

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