Linert & Timmer v. MacDonald
Those of you with a good memory will recall a story here last fall about Supreme Court candidate Michelle MacDonald and her claim to have been endorsed by the “GOP’s Judicial Selection Committee...
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Deconstructing Doug Wardlow, part two
The theocrat Part one can be found here, including a video that I will refer to in this story. In that video, Doug Wardlow argues, on the floor of the Minnesota House when he was a representative in...
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Meta-Monahan
I have observed to multiple people that the story of how Karen Monahan got to be a story is more interesting than the Monahan story itself. I have tried to interest some of these same people in that...
View Article“Keith Ellison, I’m watching you,” says Kurt Daudt
I don’t write much about reproductive freedom, in large part because I don’t have anything useful to say. But it has been an amazing few weeks in abortion politics, including just in the past couple of...
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Political embroidery in SD-7 DFL
In politics, there is nothing new under the sun. A favorite political prevarication is claiming that you have support from groups or individuals when you do not. It is so common and so nefarious that...
View ArticleMinnesota judicial elections 2020
I’m getting my information from the Secretary of State website. Here is a map of Minnesota’s judicial districts. I’m not going to type much about this cycle’s Supreme Court challenge. If you’re even an...
View ArticleVote for Justice Paul Thissen
Just flip your ballot over and do it, or you might get Michelle MacDonald This is a race that I should have written about earlier. To vote in it, you have to turn your ballot over. If you live in the...
View ArticleMinnesota judicial races 2022
This won’t take long, because there is a grand total of one judicial “race” in Minnesota for 2022. Judge Charles Webber, who works in the 1st District Court that covers the south metro, had someone...
View ArticleKarl Procaccini is a great choice for the Supreme Court
Karl Procaccini was named as an associate justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court by Governor Walz. Karl started his legal career as a clerk for two federal judges, joined the Minneapolis firm of Greene...
View ArticleMinnesota judicial elections 2024, Part 1
As always most judicial elections in Minnesota have only the incumbent running. Most, but not all. Here’s the list from the Secretary of State’s website. This has a map of judicial districts. Minnesota...
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