Wherein Chris Matthews asks a Republican Congresswoman if she is “hypnotized” or if someone has put her in a “trance.”
When President Obama indulges in fast food while traveling he exhorts interested onlookers: “Don’t tell Michelle.” The fit First Lady is, of course, an advocate of healthy foods and outspoken about childhood obesity. She had her own “Don’t tell Barack”…
Six years ago this week, U.S. Senator from Minnesota Mark Dayton, closed down his Washington, D.C. office for fear that he and his staff were in danger. None of his peers followed suit, and the bizzare behavior earned him Time…
Governor Tim Pawlenty still hasn’t announced his 2012 Presidential plans, but one thing’s for sure: He doesn’t want to see Obama’s healthcare plan set foot in Minnesota. AP reports yesterday he ordered state agencies to decline “discretionary” involvement with the…
On Fox & Friends this morning, Ron Meyer, a young freelance writer, argued there should be an amendment to the Constitution changing the age limit for a person able to elected to Congress from 25 to 18 years old. He…
At first glance, it appears Target, that Minnesota-based company with the cute white dog and bullseye as marketing ploys (and sales that best any department store) waffles more than the middling Minnesotan, Senator Al Franken. But a closer look proves…
She is so long as she cranks something like this out every now and then. From her latest column: The President who is always talking about wanting to be perfectly clear is ever more opaque. The One, who owes his…
Who knew the acquisition of Newsweek could spark such debate? Talk about the clashing of Internet claws. Neither Slate‘s Jack Shafer nor Forbes‘ Jay Whitehead is saying it’s about politics, but it’s seeping through each writer’s point by point description…
If my generation doesn’t wake up, it’ll drown itself in a sea of debt and depression, both economic, and perhaps, mental. Tweeting all the way to the black vapid bottom, no doubt. A recent Pew Research Poll found more people…
By his own admission, Mark Dayton wasn’t much of a senator. Minnesota Democrats have decided to give him a chance to prove he’d better a better governor, as he is the party’s choice to run against Republican Tom Emmer in…