Family matters heat up House debate
Public safety/judiciary omnibus survives five DFL defections to pass.
Lutheran coalition leader lobbies for poor, environment
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Bakk decries ‘blatant, partisan attack’ over Senate budget
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State fair polls: No to gay marriage ban, mixed reviews on photo ID
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GOPers line up for Berglin, Scheid seats
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Eagan mayor says he plans to challenge Daley in 2012
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Senate passes game and fish bill, tort reform proposals
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Franken-Coleman decision analysis
While two controversial firearms measures garnered all the attention going into the public safety/judiciary omnibus House floor debate, the most heated arguments Monday centered on family law. And in those cases, tensions were arguably greatest between Democrats. After seven hours and long after midnight, the omnibus passed 70-64 — gun measures intact. To do that, it had to survive ...
Lindbergh got a lot of air time in Senator Coleman's speech
While two controversial firearms measures garnered all the attention going into the public safety/judiciary omnibus House floor debate, the most heated arguments Monday centered on family law. And in those cases, tensions were arguably greatest between Democrats. After seven hours and long after midnight, the omnibus passed 70-64 — gun measures intact. To do that, it had to survive ...
Jesse Ventura appointed to the Minnesota high court!
While two controversial firearms measures garnered all the attention going into the public safety/judiciary omnibus House floor debate, the most heated arguments Monday centered on family law. And in those cases, tensions were arguably greatest between Democrats. After seven hours and long after midnight, the omnibus passed 70-64 — gun measures intact. To do that, it had to survive ...
Ciresi (sort of) gets mentioned on Letterman
While two controversial firearms measures garnered all the attention going into the public safety/judiciary omnibus House floor debate, the most heated arguments Monday centered on family law. And in those cases, tensions were arguably greatest between Democrats. After seven hours and long after midnight, the omnibus passed 70-64 — gun measures intact. To do that, it had to survive ...
Even in the news, Ciresi must settle for #3
While two controversial firearms measures garnered all the attention going into the public safety/judiciary omnibus House floor debate, the most heated arguments Monday centered on family law. And in those cases, tensions were arguably greatest between Democrats. After seven hours and long after midnight, the omnibus passed 70-64 — gun measures intact. To do that, it had to survive ...
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