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Victori Vu, And They Thought That Was Funny?
April 8, 2011
Growing up, I used to be a KDWB listener. I’d tune in every morning as it kept me company on my drive from home to college every day. I was
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Mike McMahon, LSP: Why We’re Here At the Tractorcade in Wisconsin
The Land Stewardship Project is here today participating in the Farmer-Labor Tractorcade being led by Wisconsin farmers because of the actions taken by Gov. Scott Walker. Walker and his allies
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Jonathan Maurer-Jones, Photo ID: Taking Away Our Right to Vote
Requiring a photo ID to vote might sound like common sense. But it’s a terrible idea for Minnesota’s nationally-lauded election system. Here’s why. Two bills are moving through the Minnesota
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Steve Rogness, Part II: Minnesota and Wisconsin United – As Always – To Stand For Workers’ Rights!
Minnesota and Wisconsin have both played key roles in advancing workers’ rights over our histories. One of Wisconsin’s earliest crusader was “Fightin’ Bob” Lafollette. His firebrand campaigns against “Stalwart Republicans”
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Doug Williams, Wisconsin Gov. Walker’s Attacks On The Middle Class
It’s not complicated. It’s actually pretty straight forward. It’s not about the money concessions being demanded from state workers. It is about a power-grab by major corporations to weaken unions, weaken
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Steve Rogness, Part I: Minnesota and Wisconsin United – As Always – To Stand For Workers’ Rights!
Minnesota’s outpouring of support in solidarity with Wisconsin’s fight for workers’ rights has been truly amazing. Only days after the situation materialized, Minnesota’s labor movement was organizing one rally after
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Gene Nichols, A Healthier Minnesota For All Of Us
I often compare important issues that occur around the country to those that are critical to me as a Minnesotan. At first, I assumed nothing could be worse than taking
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Dan McGrath, Governor’s Budget Shows We’re All In This Together
A year ago at this time Tim Pawlenty was still our governor and the main topic of conversation at the state capitol was whether or not the legislature would ratify his unilateral cuts to necessary
