Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
IP's Tom Horner offers suggestions to break budget deadlock
Independence Party gubernatorial candidate Tom Horner, who received just under 12 percent of the vote, suggests a middle road to balance the state budget and end the government shutdown. Should both sides compromise on raising taxes and cutting more government spending?11:00 a.m.GuestsTom Horner: Independence Party candidate for Governor 2012. He received just under 12 percent of the vote.More from MPRDayton hopes budget negotiations will resume today (07/05/2011)Past state government shutdowns: what can we expect? (07/05/2011)State government shutdown: day five (07/05/2011)Lawmaker gets earful along parade route (07/04/2011)Who voters will hold responsible for shutdown (07/04/2011)Is this what the founders had in mind? (07/04/2011)Resources
Aspen Ideas: Obama adviser explains plan for immigration reform
White House domestic policy adviser Melody Barnes speaks at the 2011 Aspen Ideas Festival. She explains the president's strategy for reforming the American immigration system, and dealing with approximately 10 million undocumented immigrants living in the United States.12:00 p.m.More from MPRICE announces changes to immigration enforcement (06/17/2011)Some at liberal conference disenchanted with Obama (06/16/2011)Obama puts immigration in Congress' court (05/19/2011)Obama mocks Republican position on immigration (05/10/2011)Resources
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