Gov. Pawlenty says he would have let AIG fail Gov. Tim Pawlenty says he would have let insurance giant AIG fail in 2008 -- even if it caused further turmoil in the financial markets.May 28, 2010
Asia-bound Pawlenty fills out his travel team Possible traveling companions of
Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty have arrived at a deadline for saying
whether they'll head to Asia with him.May 28, 2010
Pawlenty: Obama's BP declaration needed sooner Prospective presidential candidate Gov. Tim
Pawlenty is questioning the pace of the government's response to
the BP oil spill, but says it is too soon to assign fault for the
disaster.May 27, 2010
Pawlenty to make 3rd trip to New Hampshire Republican Tim Pawlenty is headed to New
Hampshire again, marking his third trip since he began positioning
himself for a possible 2012 presidential run.May 25, 2010
MPR-Humphrey Institute poll: Dayton leads DFL race for governor A new Minnesota Public Radio News/Humphrey Institute poll shows former Sen. Mark Dayton with a comfortable lead over the other two candidates competing in the DFL gubernatorial primary.May 19, 2010
Legislature passes budget, adjourns special session Both the Minnesota Senate and House have passed a budget bill agreed upon late last night by the governor and legislative leaders, and then adjourned.May 17, 2010
Lawmakers hammer out details, but no budget deal yet Gov. Pawlenty and Legislative leaders don't have a budget deal yet, but they could be setting up the framework for a solution. Pawlenty insists he won't support a tax increase so Democrats are saying he needs to give up something in return.May 13, 2010
3 justices seek post as Minn. Supreme Court chief Gov. Tim Pawlenty has scheduled a
Thursday news conference to name new judges after disclosing he has
three finalists to be the next Minnesota Supreme Court chief
justice.May 12, 2010
Budget talks edge forward as end of session nears After several closed-door meetings with Gov. Tim Pawlenty at the Capitol on Tuesday, Democrats and Republicans will continue negotiations today to solve the state's nearly $3 billion budget problem.May 12, 2010