Editorial (Drazkowski): Pee test doesn’t get passing grade. (Winona)
Editorial: Wisconsin happenings the latest example of bipartisan myth. (Crookston)
Drazkowski/Benson: Teachers lecture legislators at Plainview town-hall meeting. (Rochester)
Benson: Tea Party Patriots not happy with League of Women Voters. (Rochester)
Thissen/Dibble/Koch/Dean: Could Wisconsin-type protests happen in Minnesota? (ForumNews)
Beltrami County Republican Convention: Carlson, Hancock hold fast on budget principles. (Bemidji)
McElfatrick: Aitkin County Republican Committee Convention. (NewsHopper)
Pelowski/Drazkowski/Davids: Bill stops taxpayer dollars for abortions. (Winona)
Scalze/Hausman: Lawmakers: Ramsey County officials float idea of Vikings stadium sales tax. (AP)
Pederson eyes environmental agency overlap with new bill. (St. Cloud)
Rep. Peterson flipped on net neutrality. (TheHill)
Peterson/Klobuchar: Lawmakers vow to push for retention funds. (GrandForks)
Bachmann: South Carolina is a ‘GOP paradise’. (AP)
Bachmann: Glenn Beck can solve the budget deficit. (MnIndy)
Bachmann criticizes Obama for siding with Wisconsin public workers. (MnIndy)
Klobuchar wants housing for homeless vets. (AP)
Dayton’s tax-increase plan goes against the grain. (AP)
Dayton not alone in raising taxes to fix state budget gap. (MPR)
Long-term care doesn’t like Dayton plan. (ForumNews)
Dayton decries ‘divisive strategy’ in Wisconsin. (HotDish)
Wisconsin: The Police [Unions] Are Turning On Walker. (DailyKos)
Wisconsin Republicans up pressure on Dems who fled state to return and vote on anti-union bill. (AP)
For compromise in Wis., 3 GOP senators are needed. (AP)
Packers player Charles Woodson cheers on Wisconsin public employees. (MinnPost)
Gunther Letter: Dayton way off the mark. (Fairmont)
Letter: Disappointed in Urdahl. (Willmar-Litchfield)
LWV Letter: Voting organization opposes photo ID bill. (St. Cloud)
LWV Column: People should not need a photo ID to vote. (Duluth)
Klobuchar Column: Innovation key to competitive agenda. (Bemidji)
Sparks Column: Dayton’s proposed budget a good starting point. (Rochester)
Newman Column: Hoping for more optimistic speech [from Dayton]; Ethics Complaint: Unanimous, bi-partisan dismissal. (Glencoe)
Column: Gambling revenue would boost budget. (Albert Lea)
Editor’s Column (Falk-Magnus/Zellers-Swedzinski): Is it fair to make the rich pay? (Marshall)
Editorial: Dayton will keep local aids intact. (Bemidji)
Editorial (Dayton-Zellers): Real budget deal won’t happen anytime soon. (Rochester)
Editorial (Dayton): DFL, GOP need to find ways to compromise. (Faribault)
Editorial (Miller): Green Acres isn’t always the place to be if you’re a Minnesota farmer. (Winona)
Editorial (Davids): County’s quick action should earn it the cemetery. (Rochester)
Editorial: ‘Consultant’ on PolyMet not needed – Governor shouldn’t open himself to criticism of cronyism. (Virginia)
Editorial: Wisconsin, take note: N.D. shows the way. (Grand Forks)
