In a previous blog, I observed that when Trump fails to abide by a direct order from the Supreme Court, we have a Constitutional crisis. Each individual atrocity he commits
In the 1995 film, The American President, the fictionalized President Andrew Shepherd (played by Michael Douglas), says: “America isn’t easy. America is advanced citizenship. You’ve gotta want it bad, ’cause
I often think about my grandchildren and the kind of future they will inherit. My wife and I started with nothing, but through hard work, good education, and solid job
Affordable housing is one of the most urgent problems Minnesota faces. Nearly 600,000 households spend more than 30% of their income on housing. Families—especially low-income and minority households—are being forced
I condemn in the strongest possible terms the horrific assassination of Charlie Kirk, the tragic killing of Melissa and Mark Hortman, and the senseless shooting at Annunciation School and Church
As I visit with voters in Shakopee, Prior Lake, Jordan, and across District 54, one concern comes up again and again: fraud in Minnesota’s state programs. People are frustrated, and
I feel greatly blessed to have had the chance to pursue a good education, build a meaningful career, and live the American dream. But I know that for many working
Back to School Shouldn’t Break the Bank When tax dollars start tingling your wallet more than usual, it’s time for strategic savvy. Here’s how parents can stretch their supply dollars
In 2007, the Supreme Court in Massachusetts v. EPA (2007) ruled that greenhouse gases are air pollutants under the Clean Air Act and that the EPA has the authority to regulate them. In
In a chilling episode that sounds more like a scene from a warzone than Southern California, a U.S. Army veteran was violently detained on July 10th during a federal immigration
