Davids ready for tax debate
If there is a fight to be had over a number of hot-button topics over the course of the 2015 legislative session, expect Representative Greg Davids to wind up in the middle of it.
GOP Rep. John Kriesel will not seek re-election
The first-term lawmaker from Cottage Grove announced his retirement in a letter to his colleagues on Thursday, citing a "strain at home" caused by his work at the state Capitol.
Rixmann a growing force among political donors
Brad Rixmann likes to say he was dragged into politics “kicking and screaming.” Just five years ago, Rixmann, the founder and CEO of Pawn America had been at the Capitol only a few times as a child.
Winkler and Zellers square off on Reform 2.0
GOP House Speaker Kurt Zellers and DFL Rep. Ryan Winkler exchanged some good-natured barbs at a TwinWest Chamber of Commerce forum as they debated the so-called Reform 2.0 initiative that House Republicans are assembling.
GOP leaders respond to Dayton: We still won’t raise taxes
GOP leaders of the Legislature - flanked by a majority of both the House and Senate GOP caucuses - reiterated their refusal to increase taxes to help solve the $ 5 billion budget deficit following Gov. Mark Dayton's move to slice his proposed tax increases nearly in half.
House GOP reveals zero-based budgeting and permitting bills
While Senate Republicans put two of their most powerful members - Majority Leader Amy Koch and Deputy Majority Leader Geoff Michel - in front of the group's major "jobs bill," the House GOP plucked two freshman to carry the caucus' first major proposals of the session.
GOP revamps House, Senate committees
The number of committees will go from 36 to 24 in the House. In the Senate, 25 committees will be reduced to 16.
Overheard at the Capitol: Pawlenty’s budget a disappointment to some House Republicans
Sure, Greg Davids is quick with a quip and has built a reputation as a cooperative, even genial, partner with Democratic colleagues. But he doesn’t shrink from conflict, either. If there is a fight to be had over a number of hot-button topics over the course of the 2015 legislative session, expect Davids to wind ...
Overheard at the Capitol: Pawlenty’s budget a disappointment to some House Republicans
Sure, Greg Davids is quick with a quip and has built a reputation as a cooperative, even genial, partner with Democratic colleagues. But he doesn’t shrink from conflict, either. If there is a fight to be had over a number of hot-button topics over the course of the 2015 legislative session, expect Davids to wind ...
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