Content about Minnesota

02.09.10

Yet another example of failed eco-idiocy in the name of green:

02.09.10

You can despise the Obama administration all you want, but you have to give them props for quick action on this one. Dear Leader's Department of Energy is already all over that Minnesota frozen windmill farm fail with an ingenious fix.

02.08.10

Miss Me Yet?

The big story out of Minnesota these days is a billboard on Interstate Highway 35 in or near Wyoming, which is a little north of the Twin Cities metropolitan area. Highway 35 is the main North-South artery in this area, going north to Duluth and south to Des Moines. It was the Highway 35 W bridge across the Mississippi which collapsed, you may recall, a couple of years ago.

Here is the billboard:

04.15.09

If You're Attending A Tea Party...

I've been promoting the Tea Party that will take place at the State Capitol in St. Paul this evening, but there will actually be 16 occurring around the State of Minnesota--and who knows, a few more might spring up spontaneously. If you attend one of the Tea Parties other than the one in St. Paul, send a report to powerlinefeedback@gmail.com, with a description of the event and photos if you take some, and I may add them to my post on the event here in the Twin Cities. If you have a web site and post a report there, send us the link.

04.01.09

A setback for Senator Coleman

The tabulated vote following the Coleman-Franken Senate election showed Senator Coleman with a lead of 215 votes out of nearly 3,000,000 votes cast. The narrow margin triggered an automatic recount under Minnesota law. During the recount phase of the election, Senator Coleman lost his narrow lead to Al Franken.