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STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Political notebook: Politicians learn how to deal with humor (joke, joke, joke)
By Don Davis Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura was the king of deadpanning, a trait that got him in trouble more than once. He often would deliver lines, giving no indication he was joking. After ...
Posted on 1/18/13 at 5:27 PM
Pawlenty says he concentrates on Minnesota issues
ST. PAUL -- Tim Pawlenty says many Minnesotans think he already mentally has moved on from being governor because Democrats cannot believe he rejects tax increases.
By Don Davis , December 21, 2010
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Once again, Sviggum ponders future
The former House speaker is in the final stretch as commissioner at the state's Department of Labor and Industry, which wraps in January when Pawlenty's term ends.
By Mike Longaecker , June 22, 2010
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Pawlenty stiffs Red Wing's bonding requests
Size matters when it comes to a public works funding bill, but the debate is whether big or not-so-big is better in the current economy.
By Don Davis , January 15, 2010
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Pawlenty, leaders begin 2010 talks
Minnesota LegislatureST. PAUL -- Republican Gov. Tim Pawlenty and leaders of the Democratic-dominated Minnesota Legislature got a head start on their 2010 work Tuesday, agreeing they would start work on issues such as public works projects and how to inject money into the economy.
By Don Davis , October 21, 2009
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In Iraq, Pawlenty meets with fallen soldiers' colleagues
ST. PAUL – Gov. Tim Pawlenty delivered condolences in person to the Minnesota National Guard unit that last week lost three soldiers to a rocket attack.
By Don Davis , July 19, 2009
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Democrats will continue to discuss unallotment
Minnesota governmentST. PAUL – "Unallotment" is a strange word to most Minnesotans, although those who get state money know it well.
By Don Davis , July 04, 2009
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Affirmed: Franken wins Senate seat
ST. PAUL - Nearly 3 million Minnesotans voted for a U.S. Senate candidate eight months ago, but in the end only five votes counted, those state Supreme Court justices who Tuesday decided Al Franken will be the state's second U.S. senator.
By Don Davis , June 30, 2009
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