Archive for 'Politics'
Minneapolis Dwi Attorney the Do’s and Don’t in a DWI situation
Posted on 11. Dec, 2010 by EASTMNNEWSWIRE.
For more DWI info regarding the state of Minnesota please visit www.minneapolis-dwi-attorney.com
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Sen. Franken’s Floor Statement on the New START Treaty and Missile Defense
Posted on 19. Dec, 2010 by EASTMNNEWSWIRE.
Friday, December 17, 2010 M. President, I rise today to discuss missile defense and the New START treaty. Missile defense is one of the persistent areas of concern of the treaty raised by some of my colleagues. However, the reasonable questions that have been raised on the subject can be answered in a straightforward manner. [...]
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Congratulations to Election Winners!
Posted on 07. Nov, 2010 by Rose M Garland.
Congratulations to all the winners of the November 2nd election – both those mentioned here, and those Chisago County city and town mayors! Great job! County Commissioner DISTRICT 2: RICK GREENE County Commissioner DISTRICT 4: BEN MONTZKA County Auditor CHISAGO COUNTY: DENNIS J. FREED County Treasurer CHISAGO COUNTY: LEE OLSON County Sheriff CHISAGO COUNTY: RICK [...]
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Where to Vote in Chisago County?
Posted on 31. Oct, 2010 by Rose M Garland.
Sometimes not voting is just not knowing where to go – so here are the locations, and let’s make a difference!
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Who is Running for Office in Chisago County?
Posted on 23. Oct, 2010 by Rose M Garland.
Having interviewed the two competing Sheriff’s for Chisago County Rick Duncan and Karl Schreck, and having a nice visit from Lindstrom Mayoral Candidate (and Current Mayor) Keith Carlson, made me wonder – who are the actual players for office this year? I found this information on eVoter Minnesota. Although I don’t always vote in every [...]
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Dusty Trice: A Hero in Minnesota Campaigning
Posted on 02. Oct, 2010 by EASTMNNEWSWIRE.
The candidates take all of the bows, however there is a team of really smart capable people in the background who help the candidates look good. Now is the brief time period when these folks can even be interviewed. So here is one of the rare sneak peaks.
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Thoughts on the UN Walk-Out of the Iranian President’s Horrific Speech
Posted on 25. Sep, 2010 by Rose M Garland.
All week I’ve been editing world news, and one of the most interesting stories I’ve read this week was how Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and members of the UN walked out on Iranian President Ahmadinejad’s speech at the United Nations in New York.
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Congressional Candidate Shelley Madore endorsed by Teamsters Joint Council 32
Posted on 11. Sep, 2010 by EASTMNNEWSWIRE.
Minnesota Second Congressional District Candidate Shelley Madore is pleased to announce that the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Joint Council 32 has endorsed her in the race against Republican incumbent John Kline. “My campaign’s 35 Cent Tour calls attention to the total lack of investment in our community since Republican incumbent John Kline became the hoarder [...]
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Congressional Candidate Shelley Madore applauds Obama’s proposed business tax credits
Posted on 11. Sep, 2010 by EASTMNNEWSWIRE.
Minnesota's Second Congressional District Democratic Candidate Shelley Madore, a former Minnesota State Representative, is running against incumbent Republican Congressman John Kline. Second Congressional District Candidate Shelley Madore applauds President Obama’s plan, announced today, to provide for transportation infrastructure improvements, continued business research and development tax credits, and the extension of tax credits for middle-income earners. [...]
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The National Debt is at 13.3 Trillion
Posted on 22. Aug, 2010 by Rose M Garland.
I knew we were in a large deficit, but I did some research to discover what exactly our government is spending it's money on. FederalBudget.com states the following recent news: “U. S. Treasury Department report to Congress: U.S debt to rise to $19.6 trillion by 2015.” It appears as if we're spending the most on [...]
