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Enough Minnesotans to Fill Target Field
January 28, 2015
This past election 60,000 Minnesotans were denied the right to vote because of the Justice System. These are folks living in the community, paying taxes (if they can find a
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MNCare Provides Necessary Care for Chronically Ill
One of the reasons it is so crucial that we keep MNCare as our basic health plan in MN is that it provides on-going care to so many who suffer
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MNCare Covers Folks in a Tough Spot
As we mark the halfway point during this year’s MNsure open enrollment, we’re reminded of how important this basic public health plan is to Minnesotans. All over the state, folks
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Top 9 Photos of 2014 (and one awesome video)
From marching with single moms in a Polar Vortex in Brooklyn Center, to Rosie the Riveters in Duluth and Grand Rapids, and even heading to the White House — it’s
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5 Scary Things That Happen When You Don’t Vote…
On this Halloween, only four days away from a major election, there are a few things I am pretty darn scared for in our state if every eligible voter in
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Women Across Minnesota
Minnesota is a pretty big state. Stretching hundreds of miles from the rocky shores of Lake Superior to the vast prairie spanning along the Iowa border. But last Thursday night
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Calling with babies.
I don’t have kids myself. Perhaps that is why I am so elated when kiddos come to our office with their parents. Last week we had a little four month
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Ready to mess with politics?
When I am out in the community and I ask folks if they are registered to vote, a lot of times people respond with “I don’t mess with politics.” If
