Theories don't work on "Jeopardy", so obviously Friedman would be at a disadvantage.

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This says a lot about today's public education system when a student has to explain the 1st amendment to a teacher, or try to explain that you can talk about the President, but cannot threaten him. (Video in article--shouldn't be missed)

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I guess the early support that President Obama had for these cretins is finally coming to fruition, he has helped make his own versions of friend William Ayers. Unfortunately, they wanted to attack him as well...

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Really now, is Kerry Gauthier the best the DFL has to offer?

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Business owners are expressing frustration at Dayton's anti-business, big Govt ways. Meanwhile, Socialist-leaning David Ross seems to be panting with excitement over the bloated $27 million DTA "hub", aka "the States most expensive bus station".

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Cherise Payton of Duluth via Chicago, IL, criticizes Congressman Cravaack’s support of a balanced budget as she appears to be a strong advocate for government handouts as can be seen her new coverage of the past couple years. See for yourself in the top of the comments section (scroll up) of this post. (Photo from CNN: Photp from CNN: http://i2.cdn.turner.com/money/2011/07/01/news/economy/Minnesota_government_shutdown/cherise-payton.top.jpg)

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Obamacare cut $500 billion from Medicare, not Chip Cravaack. And while the Congressman wants to fix the program, the President is allowing it to go broke.

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Sweeney has kept a low public profile, while her votes have sided with the Left against union mining jobs, and Voter ID, and with them on many other issues.

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Gay bashing? The next time Journalist Vitalli Sediuk kisses another male star, he might have better luck if it's John Travolta.

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Desmond Hatchett, who works a minimum wage job, has fathered 30 children with 11 women, some who only get $1.49/month in child support. He complains he pays too much, but who is really paying?

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After all, it's worked so well here, hasn't it?

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It seems her recipes are as highbrow as her cheekbones are low: "...described in a New York Times News Service story as originating at Le Pavilion, a fabulously expensive French restaurant in Manhattan. The dishes were said to be particular favorites of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and Cole Porter."

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Bills, a High School economics teacher, and owner of a home daycare center, promises only two terms, and vows to take Minnesota back to Washington, not bring Washington to MN. This seems to be a case of "Citizen takes on professional Politician" and Bills wants to win, not for himself, but for Minnesota.

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Boys in the hood.

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Purchasing and sequestering 100 square miles of timber country so it can never be logged again: Jobs netted? Zero Money spent? $17,000,000

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Call it the "Obama factor", the strange anomaly where the worse you make things, the better you can report they are going.

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Are Pork Pointers entitled to their own fire department, or should they pay for their own (tax the rich), or set up a volunteer fire department (personal responsibility) to augment the Duluth Fire Department in the event the Aerial Bridge is up?

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Paying for the green experiment

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Trayvon Martin was shot through the heart at close range. George Zimmerman had a broken nose, bruises and bloody cuts on the back of his head.

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Sure, you can "save" anything, but you still continue to pay for it.

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How can we forget DFL Duluth's superintendent of schools Gronseth, and county attorney Rubin, donned hoodies in remembrance of Trayvon Martin. Guilty till proven innocent seemed to be the mob mentality that day.

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DFL Duluth's Radical Left is wrong again. NPR proves the U.S. defense spending is under half the percentage of the total budget it was 50 years ago and all of the left's feel good programs have grown to unstainable levels.

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This incredibly powerful ad is worth watching and sharing.

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Desperate Dems go back to Watergate era candidate.

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Two days left for Green Mercantile as it not even DFL Duluth Land of the Left can sustain it.

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They live in luxury while complaining of hard-hearted Republicans and CEOs.

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Marxist acorns don’t fall far from the tree.

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Inside the secret Miami meeting of George Soros’s liberal conspiracy.

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Kristen Poppleton conveniently leaves out the prior Steger-planned arctic trek that ended in days as one of the members suffered from severe frostbite to her toes. Perhaps she bought her own hype. It's cold in the arctic.

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The Senate voted on five budgets on May 16, 2012, at the insistence of Republican senators. The result was revealing: no Senate Democrat voted in favor of any budget.

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It's obvious that Treyvon was assaulted to the hands via George Zimmerman hitting him with this face.

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Obama political appointees in the Interior Department have stacked the deck and cost Duluth about $18 million dollars to date. State co-chair for Obama, DFL Duluth Mayor Don Ness, and DFL Duluth's support of Obama is hardly paying off as this is another lesson on DFLers not being good stewards of your money.

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Can you say RED Plan and too costly of benefits?

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The Democrats have the majority in the US Senate and not one voted for their President's budget.

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It's not looking good for Mayor Donnie P Ness in his battle to keep the Casino money flowing. Ness complains: “They’re using the power of the federal government to be an advocate for the band at the expense of the citizens of Duluth,” Wow, Mr Ness, you sound just like the Tea Party.

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Parents need to take note of some of this data; If your child brings home a cell phone and you have no idea where it came from, ask. You will find out info from this "Websleuths" page not mentioned in the local media.

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Patting themselves on the back for spending your money, and convincing the faux Repubs to let them do it.

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Better get your favorite song downloaded now, before it is cleared off the internet.

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Isn't it funny how every time the city gets a load of money, they spend it on some frivolous pile of junk, instead of infrastructure? And you are left holding the bag for $50,000,000.

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Now on blaze numero four. Investigators see "no connection" between fires.

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In the DFL tradition, never cut a tax, hike it! Never cut spending, boost it!

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DFL Minnesota ranks a pathetic 45th in the nation in the nation business tax climate index. And some, only hardcore DFLers, wonder why North and South Dakota keep on booming...

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Rental homes might face additional restrictions.

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No report of if Obama says he wishes his son would look like any of the mob. It appears the only difference between this incident and that of "Treyvon" is that the soldier was not armed. If he had been, he would be the one charged.

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Barack Obama is falling down the rabbit hole. Despite the effort of the cheering mass media, the American people are catching on to Obama's radicalism.

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Just a reminder, O'Neil sits in his ivory tower while crying over his ivory skin.

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Life is good at the top of the union boss family tree where $600,000/year plus is not enough.

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They don't want to cut out the Duluth postal service center, despite the fact that the USPS wants to cut to fix it's fiscal problems, now Prettner-Solon is fighting to keep a delapitated 1-man firehouse open. Why not simply have it run by volunteers and paid for by donations?

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All of these programs increase the size and scope of the federal government. None of them have a prayer of helping the economy.

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No way out as the federal government and court ruling blocked some savings, while Democrats in the Legislature balk at others.

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Scopolamine produces "Zombie-like" effects, people are coherent, but with no "free will". They gladly empty their bank accounts. Now if Obama can just put the drug into the water supply before the election.

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The largest tax hike in history is due to strike the United States on January 1, 2013. Known as “Taxmageddon,”

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The energy policy page of BarackObama.com now includes a section for “clean coal,” claiming the stimulus package “invested substantially in carbon capture and sequestration research.”

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New evidence that the western "Green River formation" may contain oil equal to all of the world's other known reserves...combined. Too bad the Democrats don't want us to touch it.

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The largest tax hike in history is due to strike the United States on January 1, 2013. Known as “Taxmageddon,”

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Purchasing and sequestering 100 square miles of timber country so it can never be logged again: Jobs netted? Zero Money spent? $17,000,000

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Si ce puede!

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Normally, this wouldn't be a concern, if we had a President that didn't agree with them.

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How low will these frantic leftist radicals go with their ugly harassment and lies?

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Claire Kirch, "LMAO thank you for the laughs! OMG! Keep it up!"

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As usual, another great "Green" solution that helps the poor...right.

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Comically, the Minnesota power rep said, "When you look at fossil fuels like coal and compare that to clean energy jobs, the ratio is about three times more jobs per dollar invested from renewable energy than from fossil fuels." Oh really? How many jobs were created via Obama's "Green Stimulus"? Solyndra?

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As less children read books, we are telling them to read less, play more. I guess this is how you build the stupid generation.

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"How did our government move so far from the normal procedures of getting things done? Could a white president have so successfully pulled off shredding the Constitution to further his agenda? I think not."

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Small pets missing, suspicious suit stain...spreading.

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They wish they were this big, but they are Liberals after all. (Video)

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Let's face it, the only "haze" in the BWCA is occasional fog. These radical groups are less concerned with the environment, and more with destroying economic freedom.

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Ok, so their theory is that mining destroys water quality. Well, heck--I guess the Iron range must be the most polluted place in the world, right? The truth is that many of these mines, after use, fill with water that is clearer than many lakes.

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"You know, if I help him, he's gonna help me." Socialism is here--how is it working out?

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Was it worth the $60 to get your a$$ handed to you by Andrew? One would think the DNC would at least pay a "living wage" wouldn't you? (Video included).

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There is a reason the World's so-called "Democracies" change Constitutional models every 19 years or so--by whim. Obama and Judge Ruth Bader Ginsberg instead promote more "progressive" models, which entitle the masses to Socialist ideals that break their nations, such as "...entitlement to food, education and health care." Well, if you want to live in South Africa, the rape capital of the world--then move.

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"Progressive", yeah right! Why do the trade unions have anything to do with these idiots?

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Of the first thirty posts, twelve are from the usual suspects Claire and Joel and a few more from known aliases.

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Now you too can learn to be a parasite on Society.

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The truth is the city councilor that Claire Kirch (female above) is attacking lead the state of MN in banning extremely dangerous synthetic drugs. This is saving lives and helping families, not grandstanding. (Photo taken by Robin Washington, Executive Editor of the Duluth News Tribune.)

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Wow, when coffee shops (generally pretty Liberal places) evict you--the party is over.

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It is legal to burn an American flag, although tacky, but these morons did it outside of a fire pit, and caused damage to the park. Let's face it, these people are anti-American idiots.

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If you have not seen the cancelled FOX Sci-fi epic series "Firefly", you should. But apparently not all are fans of the show, as an UW Professor found out. By putting up a poster outside the door of his office, he was told he was "threatening" some unknown person. Luckily, "Firefly" fans everywhere rebelled against the real fascists--the PC University system and it's minions.

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Eric Meyer goes on and on about Liquid Thorium reactors, but disregards the fact that the US is already trying to create them, and the difficulty in doing so. Meanwhile, he forgets that our primary resources of energy cannot be forgotten, or that building the XL pipeline would create 20,000 US jobs (blog entry in comments)

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They live in luxury while complaining of hard-hearted Republicans and CEOs.

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Inside the secret Miami meeting of George Soros’s liberal conspiracy.

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Life is good at the top of the union boss family tree where $600,000/year plus is not enough.

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Little known fact, despite two years spent blasting the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision as terrible for the country, the AFL-CIO actually filed an amicus brief in support of Citizens United.

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Dedicated to showing Americans the truth about today's teachers unions.

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$486,440,870 to DEMS, over 20 times less, $23,339,100 to GOP

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Listen how this Democrat strategist Neanderthal buffoon tries to blame others for what came out of his mouth. They are always victims, yeah right.

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Not only did Donnie P. Ness not get any need jobs for DFL Duluth, but Donnie dives like a Nessie.

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What better way to celebrate the massive success of the Chevy Volt than by having this beautiful piece of machinery as President Obama’s running mate in 2012? They deserve each other! Want to hear more about what makes this such an obvious matchup?

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Are you going to vote this November? Is time for a complete house cleaning!

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Click and watch the video: This is why the Left literally cannot make a reasonable decision in our society and should be treated like a child near a hot oven.

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Clearly Obama's aunt Zeituni is the Poster child of the USA's broken imigration and SSI system.

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"The System Took Advantage Of Me".

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Remember when Ness served as co-chair of Obama’s Minnesota Campaign along with Congresswoman Betty McCollum and Congressman Keith Ellison, and Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak. How's that working out for you?

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If you build and provide it, they come!

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It makes sense--the younger you get started drinking, the more you will drink, and the more you drink the stupider you get, and the stupider you get--the more you vote DFL.

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"...Republican budget cuts would dry up the kind of government spending that is necessary to inspire a new generation of scientists and visionaries to build a competitive 21st century economy." Yeah, like the Marshmallow gun.

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Mommy, when I grow up I want to move to DFL Duluth!

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Learn how to communicate with DFL Kool-Aid drinkers.

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If you live in Vancouver, now you can get a free crack pipe. I wonder if this was too late for little Johnny's Christmas gift?

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In what may have been the longest nine minutes of my life, I mistakenly watched Eric Meyers strange documentary about all things "balls". It was a tearbreaking story of a lad with self diagnosed fetal alcohol syndrome and a strange hobby.

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Become a Democratic Party staffer--not a job, an entitlement! Now we know where the Occupiers work, WHEN they "work".

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Tyler Nord compares mining to sexual assault on "Mother Earth". Someone appears to still be hitting the Bong, just sayin'. (click comments to see actual quote, pdf of page by clicking main entry)

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And we wonder why American males have it so hard. On one hand the media is examining if "Love" plays a part in female teachers diddling their students, but if you say she is "cute" you are suspended.

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It seems that the DDX has irked Van Winkle to the point of actually standing up and talking about being a "Flea-bagger". Hey, whatever it takes--next step, get a job...

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WARNING: Song contains contains explicit language

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Government-workers unions have been political juggernauts in the U.S. since the collective bargaining rights revolution of the 1960s and 70s. In this video, Daniel DiSalvo exposes how these unions have created cartels with their political allies, mostly in the Democratic Party, to the detriment of the taxpaying public.

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PERA is only 76 percent adequately funded to meet its future commitments. PERA participants funnel only 6.25 percent of their total earnings into these funds. Law enforcement officers and firefighters contribute 9.6 percent of their gross pay to PERA, and local government, YOU, chip in 14.4 percent of their gross pay.

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We can on imagine what the school districts look like.

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Your 401(k) isn't doing too well, is it? But you're footing the bill for some lucky government privileged stiffs who don't have to worry about market crashes, medical costs or inflation.

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Over the last 22 years unions have given more to candidates and political parties than Wall Street Investment Banks, the Oil & Gas Industry, Defense, Pharmaceutical Manufactures, Airlines, Auto Manufactures, and Savings & Loans COMBINED!!! Why does the left love to tell you that big corporations are buying political influence with their campaign contributions?

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This poor us piece is written by the union thug head of the Duluth Firefighters Union which has been screwing DFL Duluth non-government union working people and consumers for decades. The typical Duluth firefighter is on duty 15 days a month maximum, and can retire in their 50's at about $5,000 per month plus medical insurance for themselves, spouse, and dependents. Don’t you feel bad for them?

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He might be head of state, but the governor is not Minnesota's highest paid government employee. A state law caps local government pay at about $145,000, or 10 percent higher than the governor, while some jobs (and all U positions), are exempt from the cap.

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“If Walker wins … I think we will see galvanization of the Republican Party around the issue, and we’ll see the Republican presidential candidate latch on to that,” the professor said. “If Walker loses, I think we will see the Democrats a little more celebratory. … We may see quite literally dancing in the streets, from people who are pushing pro-union stands.

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Taylor, Gardner, and Sipress are no friend to DFL Duluth consumers and taxpayers.

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Public sector unions—especially at the state and local level—are thwarting economic growth, strangling the middle class, and generally hijacking the democratic process to serve their own ends rather than the public.

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The powerful public sector union AFSCME is going up with another television advertisement that criticizes Mitt Romney for opposing the auto industry bailout.

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Sound familiar?

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Why don’t some of these millions year after year go to union member benefits and better retirements?

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The Most Comprehensive Source for News & Views on Today’s Labor Unions

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Across the nation, states, counties, and municipalities are facing a fiscal calamity. Even before the 2008 economic meltdown, many states were facing a sea of red ink due to over-promising, poor fiscal planning, and too much political influence from government union bosses.

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$32,272,407 towards streets, $25,409,336 to general city expenses such as employees, $11,200,000 to employee-retiree benefits, thus leaving $11,116,257 plus interest earned as the probable Community Investment Trust Fund balance. HOW MUCH OF THE SO-CALLED STREET MONIES HAVE GONE TO GOVERNMENT UNION WAGES AND BENEFITS WHICH ARE BETTER THAN MOST OF DULUTH'S CITIZENS?

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Many government retirees also get public paychecks

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Salaries, benefits and retiree insurance take up 80 percent of the Duluth city budget. (See Page 7)

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Q: Do the DFD union owned politicians represent you as a taxpayer over the DFD union money machine? A: No

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It's obvious that Treyvon was assaulted to the hands via George Zimmerman hitting him with this face.

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No report of if Obama says he wishes his son would look like any of the mob. It appears the only difference between this incident and that of "Treyvon" is that the soldier was not armed. If he had been, he would be the one charged.

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Of course, he robbed him as well. We wouldn't want a cause to go to waste, would we?

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More injustice and definite racial profiling... I wonder if Eric Holder and the Justice Dept will charge him with a hate crime?

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"Only 33 percent of non-Hispanic white people said the same thing." Referring to a poll stating that 73% of blacks think Zimmerman would have been arrested if Treyvon was white. Obama and his media minions are doing a fine job in spurring a race war.

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According to a 2005 FBI report, blacks accounted for 13 percent of the population and 49 percent of all homicide victims. In 93 percent of the cases, the killer was black. Half of the victims were ages 17 to 29.

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It says something when you have to go back 92 years in order to find such a crime in your city. Yet these same people ignore that in 2005, there were 8000 black victims of homicide. Most victims were male, from the inner city, from a broken home, and by the hand of another black male. And all these things are the product of Liberalism destroying the black family.

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Police continue searching for the hooded men.

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In Chicago: "...since 2008, 80 percent of the 530 people killed under the age of 21 were killed by gun violence. Most of the victims lived in the city's South, Southwest and West sides of Chicago, which are areas where mainly African-Americans and Latinos live." (from an article by the Chicago Reporter).

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The Facebook group, Facebook.com/groups/stopunfaircampaign/ , has exposed the racialist profiteers who make a living promoting such campaigns.

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This must see must share video shows how Minnesota's nice voter fraud was instrumental in the passing of Obamacare and the $850 billion Stimulus because Franken was the 60th Super Majority vote in the U.S. Senate.

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Watch this must see must share video and then you will better understand why Democrats are opposed to voter ID.

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I think what Cathy Kortesmaki is saying is that this UMD student can certainly vote using an absentee ballot, and not mentioning that means he is either too dumb, or purposely ignoring the method to disagree with Voter ID.

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You can't sign? Just put an "X" here. Do I need an ID? No, sir--we don't check that.

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Heaven forbid that the issue was resolved in time for the Walker/Presidential elections. Let the buses from Illinois commence!

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In a shocking new video exclusive to Breitbart.com, James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas demonstrates to the Attorney General of the United States, Eric Holder, just why he should be concerned about lack of voter ID laws – by walking into Holder’s voting precinct and showing the world that anyone can obtain Eric Holder’s ballot. Literally.

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The fear is palpable.

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Could it be the win lose more elections because of less fraud?

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Although that won't stop some Liberal Judge from trying, just wait. In other States where citizens voted against same sex marriage, said Judges simply deemed such "marriage" a "Constitutional right".

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In the 2008 election for U.S. Senate in which Al Franken won by 312 votes, the State failed to confirm the eligibility of more than 500,000 voters until after their votes had been counted. When the State did get around to checking the eligibility of those 500,000 voters, it could not, even as late as today, confirm the eligibility of more than 48,000 of them.

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Proud tradition of beating the state average

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Sure, you can "save" anything, but you still continue to pay for it.

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It's like installing a golden toilet in your outhouse.

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You can never tell how the city clowncil will vote on this sort of thing, they are hopelessly anti-development and anti-business.

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The continuous raising of fees and taxes are not change. Will DFLers ever make a tough choice, cuts?

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Having a home is one thing, but paying for Duluth's constant rush to build new schools (not needed), fund libraries and parks, an antiquated water/sewer system, and constant public boondoggles (Norshor Theater) is making it hard to afford being an elderly Duluth resident.

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This means they are going to raise rates so high at some point you will want to "conserve" water, even though you live right next to Lake Superior.

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But they get something very wrong, they say that Duluth needs young people to attract business, when actually the city needs business to attract young people.

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If we have to buy used furniture, it should be good enough for city employees.

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"...rather than paying down on the bond obligation the city owes and reducing the taxpayers’ debt, the dollars were redirected to buy all of this furniture, totally unrelated to police activities." (regarding the lavish $90,000 furniture purchase that was recently ok'd by the city clowncil)

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An increase in staff of 300% since 1970 is simply not warranted in a city that has not increased by 300% in size or population. And if we get into pay, well....

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It's all about protecting public unions and DFL campaign dollars---not about reducing the size of city Govt or your tax contributions.

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What do DEDA funds, government funded tax credits, signed off by the state historic preservation office, and if, WHEN, the Playhouse is unable to achieve sufficient operating revenues for the NorShor, the Playhouse and the city will negotiate “to determine how any shortfalls in such revenue will be covered”???? All use your taxpayer money for very few high paying jobs…Just like the Fish Tank.

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No, "Senator" you have stolen children's dreams, and spent their future.

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Sure, everyone knows that the eventuality of the internet being a downloadable library is in the near future--but what they heck--maybe they should actually build another library. Taxpayer money is endless, y'know.

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Unfunded promises for benefits better than 99.9% of the people in the world, made by government union backed politicians, never go away.

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Five decades of DFL rule are responsible for household income for renters in Duluth which was $19,320 in 2010 — 31 percent less than the median income for renters statewide.

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Unpaid taxes exceed $11.1 million in St. Louis County

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State auditor says "DFL Duluth has excessive OT year after year"

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Politicians and DEDA board, not you the taxpayers, should personally guarantee Northshor project

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It's not looking good for Mayor Donnie P Ness in his battle to keep the Casino money flowing. Ness complains: “They’re using the power of the federal government to be an advocate for the band at the expense of the citizens of Duluth,” Wow, Mr Ness, you sound just like the Tea Party.

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They don't want to cut out the Duluth postal service center, despite the fact that the USPS wants to cut to fix it's fiscal problems, now Prettner-Solon is fighting to keep a delapitated 1-man firehouse open. Why not simply have it run by volunteers and paid for by donations?

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You can never tell how the city clowncil will vote on this sort of thing, they are hopelessly anti-development and anti-business.

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Jodi Kasapidis (Silver Bay): "When I buy a paper, is that money going into the coffers of right-wing politicians hell-bent on taking away the rights of minorities, women and the GLBT community?" If Ms Kasapidis is going to criticize the Tea Party, she should know what it is about, and that is holding Govt to a fiscal standard, and promoting individual rights, not stamping them out.

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Unelected, and virtually unfireable.

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“I put together a $28 million project with not one penny of subsidy from the city, and he (Stauber) wants to talk about a $1,600 utility bill? It seems so wrong,” Giuliani said.

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The city of Duluth’s efforts to reclaim a share of gaming revenues from the Fond-du-Luth Casino may have been further complicated by a letter Mayor Don Ness just received.

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It is about FREEDOM, not about birth control availability--although the media, spewing the talking points of the Obama administration, will tell you otherwise.

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Montgomery said the city looked into the possibility of purchasing used office furnishings but found no local brokers.

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Most DFL Duluth residents don't know who represents them while AFSCME & the DFD unions know who they own.

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Increasing your property taxes is the preferred solution of the St. Louis County commissioners that want to keep this sham going despite a solution that could eliminate your money being wasted.

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C'mon, if Tommy Rukavina is on board, isn't it time to put people to work?

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So 8 years is "going it fast"? These boobs should spend their time voting on local issues, and stay out of the big boy leagues on issues that have absolutely nothing to do with them.

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Rather than a "Hug a Ranger initiative" why not push for Polymet to finally break ground? Hugs don't put food on the table or let the children of miners stay in the Northland.

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St. Louis County has a 20 year history of properties under assessed, not assessed, and fraud. The inequitable taxation has been ignored by longtime county commissioners. WHERE’S THE JUSTICE?

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On Sunday, the News Tribune reported that construction projects and properties valued at more than $16 million went for nine years without being put on the county tax rolls, though the majority of those problems involved an assessor other than Jackson. WHERE IS THE JUSTICE?

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$16 million of St. Louis County properties were not taxed for nine years or were appraised for much less than their actual worth.

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It's funny that he didn't make the bill so that Virginia had to pay nothing--but in the end, money that St Louis county doesn't get will surely be reimbursed by the taxpayer in some way. Too bad the Mayor wasn't smart enough to pass a similar bill to give Eric Ringsred $30,000 for the delapitated Norshor Theater.

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Then she blames the jury for convicting her. I'm sure that after this is all cleared up, she can apply to be Superintendent of schools.

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Ignoring high paying jobs, working people and their families over the agenda radical environmental extremists and Occupy Duluth (Save the PDF and email it to all your friends and get someone to get these traitors out of office)

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First is was an assistant county attorney and now it's the top dog in the news for drinking.

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Did this DUI Assistant County Attorney get a deal way better than those he prosecutes for driving under the influence? We think so.

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Patting themselves on the back for spending your money, and convincing the faux Repubs to let them do it.

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Aww darn, now we won't have the American Indian Learning center. What will we do now?

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I thought it was "free speech" not "freedom to annoy"?

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The GOP's attempt to give a tax break to small business is ignored by DFL Dayton, proving he only supports larger Govt, but not the basis for economic growth.

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Flashback: Mark Dayton was the only Senator to flee Washington DC for fear of being poisoned by Anthrax. Is it any wonder he also fears fireworks more poweful than "snakes" or sparklers?

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Of course, Governor Dayton opposes the bill.

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Part of the new Obama underclass who needs our support.

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Eventually they will raise them so high that people will just go to the supermarket.

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You won't hear much from the Left on the fact that Amy Klobuchar doesn't seem to hold town halls, but they do criticize Rep Chip Cravaack for it, and he has held about 29 town halls in the 8th district.

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And you are voting for these people, why?

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Meanwhile, the Congressman is stoically doing the job the 8th district put him there to do, while not pandering to the Left OR Right.

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Spare us, please, from “well-intentioned” laws.

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Republicans voted to give the Power to the People of Minnesota and provide them with an opportunity to decide how their state shall administer elections and Democrats voted to take that power away. Why is the DFL really againt honest elections?

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Help against voter fraud in on the way.

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Let's face it, the only "haze" in the BWCA is occasional fog. These radical groups are less concerned with the environment, and more with destroying economic freedom.

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Bill Maher, who calls Sarah Palin the "C" word contributes a cool $million to Obama and it is his "First amendment right" but if a company contributes a measly $8000, and it is a crime against humanity.

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We the undersigned, believe that all types of mining in the existing mining area known as Northeastern Minnesota's Iron Range, can be done in a safe and environmentally friendly manner which can be proven in its already 160 year mining history. During this 160 year history, challenges to safety and the environment have been met with steady resolve by mining industry operators, their employees, and local regulations already in place.

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Leftist preach tollerance but don't practice it.

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If you're forced to join a union you will like this. If you're live off of union dues paid by those who are forced to belong to a union, you won't.

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"Hey Hey, Ho, Ho. Union busting's got to go!" Same as the OccuFAILURE chants...Hmmmm, could it be MN would employ more people if it weren't known for the type of anti-business behavior seen in this story's video?

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Coming here for the free stuff, contributing nothing but a vote for the Democratic party.

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DFL-defending murderers in Minnesota since 1911! Their victims? Not so much.

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My guess? Probably.

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What do you do if you have nothing on a candidate? If you are the DFL, you make it up.

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So how much money does dog-sled racing bring to Minnesota? $1 Trillion? Because that is how much Polymet may produce. If your dogs are smarter than you are, don't dabble in politics.

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Being a Democrat means never having to say you're sorry that you don't keep your campaign promises.

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Theories don't work on "Jeopardy", so obviously Friedman would be at a disadvantage.

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DFL Duluth's Radical Left is wrong again. NPR proves the U.S. defense spending is under half the percentage of the total budget it was 50 years ago and all of the left's feel good programs have grown to unstainable levels.

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New evidence that the western "Green River formation" may contain oil equal to all of the world's other known reserves...combined. Too bad the Democrats don't want us to touch it.

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So disgusted with O's performance and loss of America's AAA credit rating, he urged his wife to take him out in Democratic primaries.

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Americans will be "F***ed" if Obama reelected, according to Brian Johnston.

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Should people require government permission before being allowed to work? That’s the question today from the Institute for Justice, which fights excessive licensing regulations in many states. In this video, they identify the worst states for licensing low-income jobs, and those might surprise readers. However, the comparison between professions will stun everyone:

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Basically, that means most of the United States. Yeah, like that'll happen anytime soon...

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These people never learn. America took the same route in 2008, and look where it got us.

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It's time we stop the Left and Right, Dems. and Rep. and all the infighting within our government and see that it's crazy to think the people we have running the show is doing their jobs. The part about our investments should alarm many of us. Our Debt is now larger than our GDP.

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OMG - OBAMA MUST GO!

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Michael Streitz says there is no proof Iran is a threat to the world. According to an article by the NY Times (link in comments section), Ahmadinejad said, Israel must be "wiped off the map", and takes it a step further, threatening Israel's allies, "Anybody who recognizes Israel will burn in the fire of the Islamic nation's fury," No threat, definitely.

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Andrew Klavan and Bill Whittle skewer and parody Barack Obama's "Road We Traveled" campaign video.

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Sure, it was all meant to be funny, but couldn't you hear a few moans from the PETA people in the audience? And Michelle looks on with a level of surprise, since it hardly follows her carrot stick mandate.

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Revenue, spending, debt & deficits, and entitlements charts.

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The good news for Obama? He barely clings to a majority of Dems who think he is running things right.

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Even Justice Sonya Sottomayor was puzzled, and Justice Roberts had it pegged: “It seems to me the federal government just doesn’t want to know who’s here illegally,” Exactly. Every action by the Obama admin and organized Left seems to have the goal of flooding future elections with untraceable illegal immigrant votes. And if successful, they will vote themselves representation they do not deserve as non-citizens, and that representation will be pro-Amnesty and Democrat. You will pay for the Democrat's "undocumented Democrat" plan.

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Priceless, but be warned, not exactly safe for work (audio).

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And it doesn't help that people are claiming disability and draining the program due to Obama's policies.

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Brigitte Gabriel is the founder of ACT! for America, a non-profit issues advocacy organization. ACT! for America has hundreds of chapters across America and members in 20 countries outside of America. She is also the founder of American Congress for Truth, a non-profit organization which denounces Islamic fundamentalism.[

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After taking $100 million from the US govt, apparently BOA is now the bank of Liberal Democrats. Oh well, if they only want Liberal business, I am sure all the gun owners in America can gladly comply.

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Other Illinois Democrats are outraged...they never got their cut.

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She speaks of the lack of freedoms around the world, but misunderstands that the Tea Party wants to protect those same freedoms here, and Govt takes them away. Too often "moderates" forget that Freedoms aren't written in stone, we can lose them.

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Sadly, now Warren Buffett will be able to pretend the reason he doesn't pay the taxes levied on him now is all because he wasn't forced to. On a side note, President Obama is still making excuses (look for the video) on why his Socialist dream is crumbling.

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He came there with Mr "Tingle up my leg" Chris Matthews of Govt-owned MSNBC. Meanwhile, his Secret Service agents were kicked out for diddling Columbian prostitutes.

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Hart: ...It’s the Tea Party that has stood up as the adult in the room and said, “This debt is the path to our ruin.” All America's promise will wither on the vine if our fiscal house is not put in order. Hart is right.

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Commentary about the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' deception in reporting unemployment in America.

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Real Jobless Rate Is 11.4% with Realistic Labor Force Participation Rate.

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This former teacher was convicted last summer for having sexual contact with a freshman female student during the 2008-09 school year, and is currently serving a 10-year prison term. (He claims the student came on to him, and he “ couldn’t say no.”)

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Everyone has an opinion about Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin. Here's ours: We see no reason to remove Walker from office. We recommend him in the June 5 recall election. Walker's rematch with Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett was prompted by one issue: Walker's tough stance with the state's public-employee unions. It's inconceivable that the recall election would be occurring absent that. And a disagreement over a single policy is simply not enough to justify a vote against the governor.

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Has Hell frozen over?

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Gov. Walker has done nothing criminal but the same cannot be said for these taxpayer paid wages and fringe benefits for only 8 months of work.

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Karma is catching up to Big Labor bullies in Wisconsin.

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This is a 57,000 job turn around, yet the Big Labor folk keep wasting millions of their member dollars that could have gone to the members.

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Barrett is going nowhere and cannot win. The DNC is aware of the real poll numbers and the millions of dollars wasted to date by the unions.

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The end is near, and the Democrats know it. With a 52/43 advantage for Walker among likely voters, even the DNC is refusing to throw any cash toward a losing cause.

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There is a reason that the recall Walker people fought to keep the names of petitioners secret, and this is only the tip of the iceberg.

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Who also signed the recall Walker petition? Take a look and see the real faces of the Democratic Party.

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There is a reason that the organized Left want to get rid of Walker, his policies are succeeding...

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Apparently Superior school board members Christina Kintop, Mary Klun, Robert Morehouse, and Len Albrecht, who all signed the Walker Recall petitions, are not for the reforms that are clearly helping parents and taxpayers. See for yourself who signed the Walker recall petitions in the Walker Recall category below.

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Never enough, never! And what is also not very surpising is that a Google search of the 1st six signators seems to net few results--do these people even exist? Try some yourself--very interesting.

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The Big Government union doom-and-gloomers were wrong about the Wisconsin public schools.

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Big Labor is in trouble as Barrett is no friend of governement unions.

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What's that smell? It's not the fish. Sportsman, get out and vote.

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Legislative success means a lot, and Walker has had plenty. His unshakeable Conservative positions have impressed many in WI and elsewhere, but enraged the public union mob, and Democrat elite. Obama is giving little aid, he needs every dollar himself.

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Wants more "investment" (taxation and money laundering via Teacher's union) in education, and says there is a "war on women" by the Republicans, and wants more "Green" investment. Let's face it, if Falk were elected, all she would do is promote big Govt solutions. What the "Falk" is the point?

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This former teacher was convicted last summer for having sexual contact with a freshman female student during the 2008-09 school year, and is currently serving a 10-year prison term. (He claims the student came on to him, and he “ couldn’t say no.”)

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Can you say RED Plan and too costly of benefits?

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Apparently Superior school board members Christina Kintop, Mary Klun, Robert Morehouse, and Len Albrecht, who all signed the Walker Recall petitions, are not for the reforms that are clearly helping parents and taxpayers. See for yourself who signed the Walker recall petitions in the Walker Recall category below.

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The Big Government union doom-and-gloomers were wrong about the Wisconsin public schools.

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Dayton kills the measure that would have ended the "last-in, first-out" seniority-based system of layoffs and put the big-labor teachers’ union special interests ahead of our children's futures.

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Dedicated to showing Americans the truth about today's teachers unions.

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Of course, Governor Dayton opposes the bill.

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Could it be because of the Red Plan their taking money out of classrooms and they are being dishonest after the failed attempt to pass last fall’s levy?.

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At some point we are talking about gold toilets ala Saddam.

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The actions of this School Board and administration make everyone wonder how this can continue.

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We should have expected more from our elected School Board members. Saying they failed would be a gross understatement.

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Is anyone surprised at DFL Duluth's best taxpayer funded dysfunctonal soap opera? And they want more of your money too...

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DFL Duluth School Board may ask voters for more money. No wonder Superintendent Gronseth hides under his hood. They are coming for more again!

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Do students not have the right to protest for educational rights? Students have been wronged, disrespected, lied to, and cheated out of an education. This is more proof of the public education failure crippling this country. WHERE IN THE WORLD IS AL SHARPTON?

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So if you are a lazy, incompetent teacher who has been shirking his job for 30 years, Dayton wants you to keep on coasting...

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If they have money to spend on this, they don't deserve any money at all. What next, the Mongolian cultural center?

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There was a reason why No Child Left Behind was overturned by President Obama--our children are getting dumber, and heaven forbid we should blame bad teachers, only raise their pay.

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With a base salary of $193,000 next year, Silva can take home almost $225,000, not including benefits.

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As usual, protection of the bad teacher is the issue to the teacher's unions--not the fact that little Timmy can't read. Meanwhile, China and other countries continue to eat our lunch.

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Sometimes, one man or woman stands alone in a sea of corruption, speaking truth in a morass of incompetence and fools. Luckily, Duluth has one such man on the school board, although others will seek his destruction.

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$186,295 annual pension would be worth about $6.9 million over 30 years.

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Duluth School Board increases class sizes, reduces class offerings for 2012-13 but doesn't make meaningful long term changes.

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*** Do the math, 37.9% E - 12 Ed plus 8.6% Higher Ed = 46.5% *** Think about this when you vote on Tuesday, and don't let those in education hide behind the statement "don't you care about the children". WE DO TO THE TUNE OF 46.5% of OUR STATE TAX DOLLARS! (Graphic source is from the State of MN website)

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Kristi, a mother and high school teacher, says that Governor Walker did the right thing for Wisconsin.

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They might as well hand out degrees in basket weaving. And if you do luck out and get a job in the public sector, you spend all your time trying to shut other private businesses down.

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“We’re cutting $4.8 million, yet we’re still giving people raises,” Kasper said. “I understand why. But, publicly, this is not a good message to be giving out. … At some point we are going to have to put a line in the sand.”

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DFL Minnesota ranks a pathetic 45th in the nation in the nation business tax climate index. And some, only hardcore DFLers, wonder why North and South Dakota keep on booming...

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Knifings, shootings, home invasions, what next? Get ready for the Heroin addict migrating to Duluth if a third methadone clinic has it's way. Hell of a good job, Mr Mayor!

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Rather than challenging the annexation in court, Duluth and Mayor Don Ness could concentrate on Duluth’s nonprofit businesses, its diversity problems, its anti-business attitude (demonstrated by its handling of the Kozy apartments and the proposed Fond-du-Luth Casino expansion), and its concerns over casino profits.

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The included video has Rukavina admitting that, while Rukavina and his ilk controlled the State, multiple taxes on the middle class were raised. Garofalo has History on his side--the DFL is about raising taxes on everyone, and Joe Sixpack is no exception.

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The DFL Duluth Chamber is not about business. It is about propagating a socialist agenda. It stopped being a business organization a long time ago.

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Anti-taxpayer rights protesters want Minnesota representative to resign after welfare-feeding-animals comparison. Oh how the truth hurts!

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How can anyone this stupid be a represenative of...Nevermind this is DFL Duluth.

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White supremacy group, opponents in confrontation at Duluth Civic Center. Snowballs were thrown at the white supremacist group, and it appeared that several opposition protesters who threw them were taken into custody. There was a large police presence, with many officers outfitted in riot gear. ANOTHER FINE EXAMPLE OF THE ULTRA-RADICAL LEFT HAVING NO TOLERANCE OF THE FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS OF THOSE THEY DISAGREE WITH.

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Why not make mercury emission 0%? Then we can pay $1000 a month for electricity...if we can attain it.

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"I do think we need change," Ross said in the video. "Distribution of wealth in our community, what to do with it. It deserves a lot more discussion than it's receiving."

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Three (3) anti-job votes out of 7 is outright pathetic support for one of our regions largest core industries which supports thousands of transportation, supplier and service sector area workers. Only one more vote would have been devastating on the largest opportunity for the region in over half a century. ANTI-JOB COMMISSIONERS JEWELL, O’NEILL, and SWEENEY NEED TO BE TARGETED FOR REPLACEMENT!

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(CLICK ON COMMENTS BELOW TO SEE NORD'S CRIMINAL RECORD) CLICK ON PICTURE TO SEE THE VIDEO. Ask yourself why does City Councilor Sharla Gardner, State Representative Kerry Gauthier, and AFSCME support these people and movement and want to use union member monies to do so?

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Donna Ennis of Duluth, a member of the boards of the Clayton Jackson McGhie Memorial and Community Action Duluth was trying to prepare the community for some racial-justice efforts.

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In what appears to be a struggle between, supposedly, being a supporter of business and his own (apparently) radical leanings, Ross winds up having a discussion on a grab-bag of batty subjects, with Nathan Ness running the show. Never does he make the case for jobs, or say that Union members on the Iron Range support the Polymet project, or that it has had a lengthy environmental review. (video after jump, more commentary on the "comments" section)

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DFL AFSCME endorsed Councilor Sharla Gardner said she was trying to find out whether the city might waive the Parks and Recreation permit and fee and waive the city’s requirement that the group obtain liability insurance. (Photo AFSCME endorsed Duluth city council candidates (from left): Jen Julsrud, Linda Krug, Jackie Hallberg, Emily Larson and Sharla Gardner)

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Gardner says there is a president for such an action. She also put forward the suggestion of a "sponsorship" for the Occupy Duluth protestors through the AFL-CIO.

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These DFL Duluth legislators most often voted against everyday Minnesotans. See the legislative scorecards for both the House and Senate.

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A recent poll of 500 San Francisco voters in February 2012 by David Binder Research for the Chamber of Commerce show support of Ranked Choice Voting plummeting to 31%. Just one year ago, support was at 42%. This represent a 25% decrease in support. (See more in the comments section below)

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Just look at San Francisco, where a candidate won with only 84,457 out of 197,242 San Franciscan voters. Full article post in comments. What ranked-choice does is empower the elites.

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Ranked choice voting, as named Instant Runoff Voting, has major problems throughout the US and won't work in DFL Duluth either. (See the complete RCV section in the right column near the bottom)

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On the heels of "Media Matters For America" running radio ads attempting to get sponsors to bail over the Rush Limbaugh "slut" comments, it's time that conservatives draw attention to the hateful speech by lefty talk show hosts using this same PSA method. WHY IS THIS VILE NOT BEING REPORTED?

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According to his attorney, Zimmerman suffered a broken nose, and the back of his head was injured. One can certainly say that he was overzealous due to police telling him not to pursue, but if he was attacked, did he have the right of self-defense?

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You will not have your memory refreshed regarding Obama, Pelosi, and the bulk of Democrats who applauded feverishly over their own Socialist uprising.

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PBS' children's program turns to Marxist indoctrination. If the Govt provides you with a free meal, there is more where that came from, little Comrade. (video after the click)

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Unbelievable twist on Mayor Ness’s brother and David Ross of the Duluth Chamber of Commerce

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Occupy Protesters Blockade UC Davis Police

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The Duluth News Tribune's story was 100% accurate and features the entire recording

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Network Deluge: 99 Stories on Cain Harassment Charges in Less Than Nine Days

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Two “news” stories and no mention of Black Panther or initial threat of exercising his 2nd amendment rights on peaceful student. Listen to the video of the altercation and the two FAUX 21 "news" twists.

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UMD’s director of the Office of Cultural Diversity Susana Pelayo-Woodward appeared to judge him on his appearance because he has a shaved head. She asked Cleary if his group was a “white supremacist group.”

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Biased or incompetent? See for yourself and decide.

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Stahl lived up to his nickname "Stahlalinski" on this one.

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Duluth News Tribune editoral calls out their own "news" departments story.

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From Robin Washington's website: "Washington grew up in Chicago in a family of black and Jewish civil rights activists. Participating in sit-ins and protests when he was three years old, today he recalls those events fondly as "family outings.""

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Data retrieved from Economic Research Institute's Library of nearly 7 million Form 990, 990PF, and 990EZ reports. Information, including reported compensation data, from IRS returns. You may wish to use the Advanced Search.

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Non-Profit President makes $179,657 per year in compensation

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Non-Profit President makes $226,233/year in compensation

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The real "blight" are the people being entices to come to the city. But in the end, considering how Liberals think, they will find a way to build them newer and better crack houses.

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For those who don't remember, Blom kidnapped Katie Poirier from a Moose Lake convenience store, raped and murdered her, and burned her body in a fire pit. As Katie's brother states, he should be in the "darkest hole" before his descent into hell.

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Anyone who knows the track record on these scum knows that they are usually incurable. Who will protect the child? Will she remain in this guy's care?

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Chief Scott Lyons. At the time, he questioned whether methadone was an appropriate treatment, and suggested it would draw drug addicts from other communities.

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So if you have $3000 in fines for drunk driving, hazardous driving, ect., you can now pay $350 and resume your activity. Leave it to Duluth to spearhead the drunkdriving project. Get ready for the "abusive husband diversion project"--pay a small fine and get to move back in with your abused wife.

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UMD students who took out loans graduate with the highest average debt among Minnesota public schools, at a whopping $31,000. The question should be if you cannot afford it, and the job market is bad; Why go into to debt to go there?

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Aww darn, now we won't have the American Indian Learning center. What will we do now?

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Today, as Occufail screams that all student debt should be forgiven, and Barack Obama agrees (the pricetag: $1 trillion), consider that Kathryn Martin is doing just fine. The problem is the wages and benefits of these University folk, and some of them only work hours a week. Forgiving school debt simply allows this fraud to continue.

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If they have money to spend on this, they don't deserve any money at all. What next, the Mongolian cultural center?

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UMD former chancellor collected more money from the U than she did in her last two years on the job, $535,000.

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Obamacare cut $500 billion from Medicare, not Chip Cravaack. And while the Congressman wants to fix the program, the President is allowing it to go broke.

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America is blowing up German Shepherds, or something... Nord's aide and close confidant, Nathan Ness, was unavailable for comment. (Video)

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Life is never fair, and perhaps it is a good thing for most of us that it is not. Duluth police officers handcuff OccuFAIL Duluth demonstrator Lara Simpson on Tuesday afternoon at the plaza next to Minnesota Power at Lake Avenue and Superior Street in downtown Duluth. Simpson was one of the occupiers who camped out at the civic center for 63 days in the fall of 2011 before being evicted by police.

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You have been warned. Turn up your speakers and enjoy the music and spread the word. They must be stopped.

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After being invited to the Duluth Tea Party by Tea Party leaders, convicted felon Tyler Nord shows his respect.

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When will the Mayor's bro Nathan "Billy Carter" Ness schedule a meeting with Rukavina? I'd like to see that video.

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Will this be the final twitch of the Occupy movement ? Pissing off judges seems to be a very bad idea!

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Jeff Anderson gets the order from Nathan Ness that he better know where his bread is buttered, and introduces a resolution to make a tiny (and it doesn't get smaller than this) statement on corporate political contributions. I'll bet Ness and Anderson have no problem with Soros pumping billions into the Left's pocket.

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To whom the bowl overflows, it overflows for thee...

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