2007

August

• Governor Pawlenty: Read the Constitution, Do Your Job

• Can We Count on Senator Coleman to Change Course in Iraq?

• Coleman off to Iraq amid ad campaign aimed at his opinion

• Minneapolis is Greens’ second choice

• Coleman says Craig should go

• Nobel winner decides to skip U.S. Senate run

• Cheney/Bush’s “Mercenary” Legions

• DFLers Move Caucuses to February 5

• DFL Party to Governor Pawlenty: Why Haven’t You Called a Special Session?

• As Coleman Heads to Iraq, His Silence on the War is Deafening

• Minnesota DFL Party: DFLers Move Caucuses to February 5

• In the name of his father

• DFL moves caucuses to Feb 5

• The Crime? Helping the Poor While Being Wealthy

• Trip to the State Fair Can’t Make Fred Thompson “Folksy”

• KLOBUCHAR, DURBIN PRESS FOR NEW TOY SAFETY STANDARDS, REFORM OF CONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY

• Klobuchar’s Statement on Attorney General Gonzales’ Resignation

• Air travel will be hard work well past Labor Day

• Coleen Rowley Suggests Homeland Security Alert System For U.S. Infrastructure

• ‘Bridge maintenance is in the Stone Age’

• Attention veterans in Fillmore, Houston or Winona counties - MN DVA may be able to assist

• U.S. Senate candidates hold casual debate

• Read Your Constitution, Senator!

• Klobuchar Urges Full Flood Relief

• Online rogue pharmacies still booming

• Tornadoes compound Midwest flood misery

• What people are saying about “The Conservative Nanny State”

• La Crosse reports record rainfall

• Republican Party of Minnesota Gets Facts Wrong on Oberstar’s Proposal to Secure Nation’s

• Debate grows over use of Tasers by police

• Please Help Floood Victims

• WALZ TO ASSIST WITH DISASTER RELIEF

• Minnesota DFL Party Announces State Fair Line-Up

• Midwest Flooding Death Toll Reaches 22

• Financial ties link some docs, drug companies

• Walz to Host Mobile Office Hours in Winona

• BUSH REPAYS COLEMAN’S LOYALTY WITH BIG-TICKET FUNDRAISER

• Body of Greg Jolstad, member of Local 49, recovered from the bridge collapse

• Coleman Gets By with a Little Help from His Friend(s)

• Ciresi goes on the radio with antiwar, anti-Bush ads

• YOU ARE INVITED

• WALZ POSTPONES IRAQ TRIP TO ASSIST WITH FLOOD RESPONSE EFFORTS

• Walz to Postpone Iraq Trip Due to Flooding

• EDEN PRAIRIE RESIDENTS SCRATCH THEIR OWN BACKS WHILE BUSH SCRATCH’S COLEMAN’S

• If Bush Isn’t a Factor, Why Take His Money?

• More remains found near Minn. bridge collapse

• WALZ STATEMENT ON FLOODING IN SOUTHEASTERN MINNESOTA

• Where will the jobs be in 2012?

• Ammo shortage squeezes police forces

• NEW POLL SHOWS COLEMAN’S JOB APPROVAL SINKING AS MINNESOTANS DEMAND NEW DIRECTION

• Is there really a retirement savings crisis?

• Bush’s Daughter, Jenna, Engaged

• Human remains found in Minn. bridge cars

• The Making of a Homegrown Terrorist

• Teens: High-school drug issues getting worse

• A culture of uncommon strength takes a blow

• DFL Party to Michele Bachmann: “Return Tainted Contribution”

• Amgen to cut as much as 14% of workforce

• Poll: Pawlenty approval rating at new high

• Student loans still pose plenty of pitfalls

• Ramstad: Moderation is antidote to partisanship

• Rochester Legislators At Risk For Special Session.

• Law Firm Petitions For Access To Bridge Site

• Tentative plans for new bridge unveiled

• Some of the Deadliest Attacks in Iraq

• Klobuchar Statement on Consumer Product Safety Commission Recall on Toys Made in China

• Coleman and Klobuchar Announce $133 Million Federal Transportation Grant for Twin Cities

• “No End In Sight” Making Waves

• How Extremists Are Getting US-Bought Guns

• Bush will help Coleman bring in the big bucks next week

• For Top General in Iraq, Role Is a Mixed Blessing

• MN CONGRESS PEOPLE GO TO BAT FOR 1/34th BRIGADE

• How to stop travel’s sad customer-service slide

• For Walz, reelection race is in full swing

• Bridge Check Web Site

• Exciting Campaign Update!

• 9th Body Found at Minnesota Bridge Site

• Money for road repairs has lagged for years

• Navy Divers Recover Bridge Victims

• An Antiwar Freshman Leader Faces His Constituents

• Searchers find 2 more Minn. bridge collapse victims, bringing death toll to 7

• Potential Flaw Seen in Design of Fallen Bridge

• IBM Launches System to Track Medications

• Whites a minority in 10 percent of U.S. counties

• The Doc’s In, but It’ll Be a While

• 28B: Drazowski wins 53-47%

• I-35W inspectors flagged serious cracks, rusting

• History Of State Gas Tax Increases

• Pawlenty On Gas Taxes In The Past

• Republicans maintain control of House district after special election

• COLEMAN, KLOBUCHAR COMMEND BUSH FOR SIGNING EMERGENCY AID INTO LAW

• Navy Divers Join Minn. Bridge Search

• You’ve Got to Have … Genes

• Bridge collapse is wild card in House race

• Bridge Debris Recovery Begins in Minn.

• Memorial services honor bridge victims

• American Society of Civil Engineers Report on Bridges

• Federal aid sought for counties hit by drought

• Bridge Search Ends for Day With No Luck

• Drought-relief request takes on urgency

• Bush visits site of Minneapolis bridge collapse

• Klobuchar, Coleman Clear Path for Emergency Assistance

• Statement of Senator Amy Klobuchar on Ethics Reform

• Minn. Bridge Toll Far Less Than Feared

• Risks hamper bridge recovery effort

• Klobuchar On passage of the Children’s Health Insurance Program

• 5th Body Found in Minn. Bridge Debris

• 451 Minnesota Bridges “Functionally Obsolete”

• Police: More Victims in Submerged Cars

• Minneapolis Bridge Collapses

• WALZ STATEMENT ON I-35W BRIDGE COLLAPSE

• Minnesota congressman responds to tragedy

• Senators Ask FOr Emergency Financial Help

• 4 dead, 60 injured, 20 missing after dozens of vehicles plummet into river

• Statement of Minnesota Senators Norm Coleman and Amy Klobuchar

• Survivors Recount Escape From Bridge

• Fisher-Price to Recall 967,000 Toys

• I-35W Bridge Collapse Into Mississippi River

• MN Senator goes to school

• Bereft of Ideas for Moving the Country Forward, Republicans Search for Reason in Twin Cities

• BUSH TO REWARD COLEMAN’S LOYAL SUPPORT WITH MINNESOTA FUNDRAISER

• WALZ VOTES TO RESTORE LONGSTANDING INTERPRETATION OF CIVIL RIGHTS LAWS

• DFLers still behind but gaining on Coleman in poll

• Senator Klobuchar Secures Funding for Water Resources Development Act