Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
Tom Horner talks about his losing race for Governor
The Independence Party's candidate, Tom Horner, received just under 12 percent of the vote. He joins Midday to talk about why he ran, what he learned, and why he lost. Did he cost Republican Tom Emmer the election? Should the IP fold its tent?11:00 a.m.GuestsTom Horner: Independence Party candidate for Governor 2010. He received 11.94 percent of the vote.More from MPRDayton, Emmer stake out positions on recount (11/09/2010)Resources
Remembering WWI, through the eyes of veterans
When "The World War I Living History Project" produced a radio documentary in 2006, there were 14 surviving American veterans of that war. The documentary tells the story of WWI with their help. Today only one veteran is still living: 109-year-old Frank Buckles.12:00 p.m.More from MPRGeneration gap divides troops on gays in military (10/31/2010)Vandals damage Korean Veterans Memorial in Duluth (10/08/2010)Pawlenty, Guard urge vets to start businesses (08/31/2010)Minnesotans make movie exploring the price of war (08/24/2010)Minn. veteran awarded Presidential Citizens Medal (08/04/2010)Bill would give burial rights to Hmong veterans (07/28/2010)Resources
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