Look at all they have accomplished in ten years!

We are all better because of the work of these incredible volunteers. Thank you Kathy Ramundt and Sherry Sanders for your vision. And your good work to make this happen.

Check out their webpage, dogoodroseville.com and please share with others!

Opposition from the GOP and some DFLers could result in failure to pass an assault weapons ban and other gun safety provisions. That is not a reason to avoid debating the issues and voting on them. Failure to do so is a betrayal of responsibility; Minnesotans deserve honesty and accountability. 3/3

I would welcome the opportunity to present these bills in front of a committee, to have proponents and opponents debate the ideas in them, then have the committee, and the full Legislature, vote for or against each provision. 2/3

It's time for political courage to stop this epidemic of gun violence. It's time for courts to end the distorted interpretation of the 2nd amendment. Founding Fathers didn't envision semi-automatic assault rifles or other modern arms. School kids lives matter.

Fardin Oliaei, the MPCA whistleblower fired for telling the truth, deserves this belated recognition. Fardin is an environmental hero for Minnesota!

Watch this 45 minute film.
Share with others concerned about PFAS and regulatory capture.

So tragic that we are in a time when the Voting Rights Act is being dismantled, and racial hatred is being stoked. [5/5]

Ten years ago, on the 50th Anniversary of the Selma march, I joined my dad, who was speaking at a local college commemorating the march. Powerful memories, especially at this time, with his recent passing. [4/5]

The report was published before they had word that one of their fellow clergy marchers, Rev. James Reeb, was assaulted in Selma that evening, and died two days later, helping spark passage of the Voting Rights Act. kinginstitute.stanford.edu/reeb-james [3/5]

He filed this report on his way home that evening: www.christiancentury.org/article/feat... [2/5]

Excusing this reckless action as Rep. Tom Emmer does, saying Trump promised to “shake up the status quo" is bizarre. "Shaking up the status quo" doesn't excuse destroying lives or tanking the economy. (3/3)

Would Trump's order shut down suicide hotlines? Would cancer patients in research trials be cut off?

With no warning! Fed officials were given 24 hours to implement.

How many lives will be thrown into crisis? Ill-thought-out orders like this could throw the economy into a tailspin. (2/3)