2009

October

• Silent Service – Silent Hero’s

• Garrison Keillor: Betting against America

• Paul Krugman: The Defining Moment

• FREIDMAN: Don’t Build Up

• Turning the Page in Minnesota

• Progressive Ponderings: Purchased Democracy

• The Best Team In Politics

• The Tides of Washington

• The Last Vote Problem

• “It Ain’t Over ‘Till It’s Over”—Yogi Berra

• Paul Krugman: After Reform Passes

• Setting a Gold Standard for Minnesota

• Making Muddled Watered Down Legislation

• Opt Out Plan Is Nutty Idea

• Safe Flight Is No Accident

• Closing our Minnesota budget gap

• The American Odd Couple

• That sound you hear is the social fabric about to snap

• A Forecaster’s Dilemma

• Those Stubborn Unemployment Numbers

• Oh yes—he is certainly “Tough Enough”

• At the Edge of a Public Option

• Pakistan Front is a Good Thing

• Star Tribune Editorial: Improving learning one kid at a time

• Cussing The American Dollar

• Our Election Frequency is Helpful

• Yawn - Gee Martha, Heathcare Reform Passed in some Senate Group

• Congress Is Not Working For Us

• Whose Deficit Is It Anyhow?

• Change Dynamics and our American Social Order

• Congressional Job Approval Down to 29% and Falling

• Bizarre Politics Practiced by Bizarre People

• Where have all the Republicans gone?

• Nancy Is Right On

• Malarky from the GOP Media

• Congratulation Pres. Obama on receiving the Nobel Peace Prize

• Algae and Me

• Goofing Up Health Care Reform     by: Jim Hightower, t r u t h o u t | Perspective Wednesday 07 Oc

• Alternative Energy Consequences

• Gov. Pawlenty needs to work with others

• Cushioning Unemployment

• Editorial: GOP field leaves room for moderate

• War in Afghanistan Reviewed

• Paul Krugman: The Politics of Spite

• What Can I Do?

• Chicago, Chicago—My Home Town

• Where Are the Jobs?

• Solving Medi-Gap Problems

• Moving On to Our Destiny

• Our Unemployment Problem

• Achieving Smart Cities

• The truth about jobs that no one wants to tell

• Mission Not Accomplished