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By Don Davis Three mothers of gay men joined hundreds of others in the Minnesota Capitol on Thursday with one goal. Its important that they be treated equally, Mabel Galvin said. Government shoul...
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Montana Burgers
Montana burgers have been getting a lot of attention lately. Today, a Bozeman, Mont., restaurant is offering a "Barack Obama Burger" for $10 in honor of the president's visit to th...
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Obama enlists Minnesotans for political fight

Obama enlists Minnesotans for political fight CANNON FALLS, Minn. -- President Barack Obama asked Minnesotans attending a mid-day “town hall” meeting in a tranquil riverside park to get involved fixing what he called Washington’s “broken” politics.

By Don Davis , August 15, 2011

Minnesotans await Obama in Cannon Falls park

Minnesotans await Obama in Cannon Falls park CANNON FALLS -- Bright sunshine and 500 Minnesotans stood ready to greet President Barack Obama for a mid-day “town hall” meeting in a park today, the first stop on what many political observers say is his first re-election campaign swing.

By Don Davis , August 15, 2011

Obama heads to Cannon Falls park

Obama heads to Cannon Falls park Bright sunshine and 500 Minnesotans stood ready to greet President Barack Obama for a mid-day “town hall” meeting in a park today, the first stop on what many political observers say is his first re-election campaign swing.

By Don Davis , August 15, 2011

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Obama’s diagnosis falls short of cure

If everyone is required to buy insurance and we have no public option, it’s a bonanza for the health insurance companies.

By Linda Bjorklund, Prescott , September 14, 2009

Backlash doesn’t speak well of us

After years when many children were left behind, we finally have a president who ranks education among his highest priorities.

By Phyllis Goldin, River Falls , September 13, 2009

Presidents, politics, education converge

Today, a view prevails that education is too important to leave to educators.

By Roger Sween, Red Wing , September 09, 2009

A day to teach

You could feel the energy before you walked through the door of any local school Tuesday. The pulse – the student body – is back.

By R-E Editorial Board , September 09, 2009

Embrace open class discussion

Congratulations to the Goodhue Public Schools and the community for giving students the opportunity to hear the speech by President Obama.

By Millie Mehrkens, Goodhue , September 09, 2009

Some students lost opportunity

Once more I am so very proud to have been a long-term member of the Goodhue School teaching staff.

By Dorothy Eckblad, Red Wing , September 09, 2009

Is Obama facing his Waterloo?

Much has been made in the main stream media of South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint’s comment that a defeat of “Obamacare” in Congress could be Obama’s “Waterloo.”

By Craig Livingstone, Red Wing , July 29, 2009

Hold Bush, Cheney accountable

Although I appreciate President Obama’s inclination to embrace the future, I am disturbed by his reluctance to pursue the apparent crimes of the previous administration.

By Wanda Brown, River Falls , June 18, 2009

An accurate history is imperative

While I appreciate much of the Obama/Biden administration’s continuing efforts to correct the failed policies of the Bush/Cheney administration, I nonetheless believe that a legal reckoning is required if America is to emerge from the doldrums a more mature nation.

By Phyllis Goldin, River Falls , June 09, 2009

Asps to witness history

Red Wing residents Dave and Kathie Asp have made the trip to Washington, D.C., to see President-elect Obama sworn in at 11 a.m. today.

January 20, 2009

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Editorial: Democrats can't hide bitterness

A TV viewer couldn't help but feel the anger and bitterness coming from the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign the past few days. Her spokesman, the down-and-dirty Harold Ickes, led the effort to characterize the action of the National Democratic Party's rules committee as outrageous and unfair, regarding the apportionment of delegates from renegade states Michigan and Florida.

By Forum Communications Co. , June 04, 2008

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Obama surges to victory in St. Paul

ST. PAUL — Barack Obama rocked a Minnesota crowd Tuesday night, making presidential campaign history.

By By Don Davis and Scott Wente Capitol Bureau Staff Writers , June 04, 2008

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Obama speaking in Cannon Falls, Minn.