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The DFL’s proposed tax cut does not live up to the hype
Given the small size of the money earmarked for tax relief, and the type of proposals being floated at the capitol, it is highly unlikely that people who are burdened with high taxes will see any type of relief. Martha Njolomole’s analysis
Freedom Rally brings message to St. Paul: Stop the Madness!
Hundreds of Minnesotans converged on the State Capitol Tuesday to rally for freedom at our Stop the Madness event. Watch the video
President Gabel’s departure offers the U of M an opportunity to reboot on public safety
Gabel has led the university in the direction of wokeness which was spearheaded by her ill-advised demonization of the Minneapolis Police Department (MPD), throwing law enforcement under the bus. Dave Zimmer reports
Ranked-choice voting moves ahead in the MN Senate, but does it even work?
A new report by University of Minnesota professor Larry Jacobs and Penny Thomas, a PhD student, carries the headline “Where’s the evidence supporting Ranked Choice Voting Claims?” The short answer is: nowhere. Bill Glahn explains
While we focus on equity, South Dakota kicks our butt in Median Household Income growth
Can someone explain how Minnesota lost 19,400 residents to other parts of the United States in 2021-2022, while South Dakota gained 8,424? John Phelan explains
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- Finally! Health care provider makes Covid masks voluntary
- Senate DFL health policies accept mediocrity, stifle innovation
Economy
- Since 2018, South Dakota ranks 2nd nationally for Median Household Income growth, Minnesota ranks 24th
- Minnesota’s economic growth is below average again, local media praises ‘resilience’
- Data show that Hennepin and Ramsey counties lost 27,000 residents to other parts of the country in 2021-2022
- The return of the baby formula tariff has brought on another shortage
Education
- Teachers’ union once again refuses to have a mea culpa moment
- School choice delivers larger student achievement gains than own-race teachers
- Farm advocate says MN green energy mandate threatens prime ag land
- Winona LaDuke steps down from her Honor the Earth nonprofit
- Biden Blackouts? EPA threatens the reliability of Minnesota’s electric grid by potentially closing Coal Creek Station
Governance
- Minnesota For Sale: Out-of-state money dominates Democratic state politics
- Minnesota For Sale: Dark Money Edition [Updated]
- Why Keith Ellison’s attack on Juul could backfire
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A top goal of Gov. Tim Walz and his allies in the Minnesota legislature is to politicize our schools through the insertion of a radical form of ethnic studies into the curriculum from kindergarten through twelfth grade.
But you wouldn’t know it listening to them.
Their sales pitch for this radical agenda is a classic bait and switch.
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