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Tea Party insists it’s alive and kicking
Republican primaries this election year will be a crucial test for the movement as the GOP establishment has aggressively challenged Tea Party-backed candidates.
Schier: As America deserts the center, Sweden embraces it
Why have American parties become more uniformly conservative and liberal?
Amy Koch: Moving on
After enduring one of Minnesota public life’s most humiliating episodes in recent memory, former GOP Senate Majority Leader Amy Koch has turned the page.
Federal shutdown brings heat on Paulsen
Tea Party activists are reacting with alarm to Rep. Erik Paulsen’s comments suggesting that he would be willing to break with GOP House leadership in order to end the federal government shutdown.
Emmer adds former Coleman staffer to communications team
Tom Emmer's gubernatorial campaign has a new head of media operations. Public relations executive Carl Kuhl recently joined team Emmer as communications director.
GOP mailer raises hackles over census similarity
A survey and fundraising mailer from the Republican National Committee confused some Minnesota recipients with a label that marked it as "2010 Congressional District Census."
Emmer vs. Seifert? Observers say GOP contest likely down to two
Events of the last week - with former state auditor Pat Anderson dropping out of the race and Coleman deciding not to seek the state's top post - have significantly distilled the Republican contest.
GOP endorsements chart
WASHINGTON — The foot soldiers of the Tea Party movement dismiss the chatter about its demise and stand ready to use their unbending political force against both President Barack Obama and the Republican establishment this election year. The Tea Party Patriots, one of the major grass-roots groups, marked the fifth anniversary of the movement Thursday, ...
Young: Minnesota needs a firewall
We need to protect Minnesota from the new primitivism creeping all around us focusing its paranoia on President Obama.
Bakk soldiers on at Minnesota State Fair
On the opening day of the 2009 Minnesota State Fair, politicians aplenty showed up to be seen, say a few words, shake a few hands – and smile for the cameras.
DFL taking it to the people to battle Pawlenty; Chris Coleman pleads for help for cities
WASHINGTON — The foot soldiers of the Tea Party movement dismiss the chatter about its demise and stand ready to use their unbending political force against both President Barack Obama and the Republican establishment this election year. The Tea Party Patriots, one of the major grass-roots groups, marked the fifth anniversary of the movement Thursday, ...
House DFL expects to pick up two seats net
WASHINGTON — The foot soldiers of the Tea Party movement dismiss the chatter about its demise and stand ready to use their unbending political force against both President Barack Obama and the Republican establishment this election year. The Tea Party Patriots, one of the major grass-roots groups, marked the fifth anniversary of the movement Thursday, ...
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