Republican activists gathered on Saturday May 7 to endorse a congressional candidate to run in Minnesota’s second congressional district. These videos show all the speeches and debate at the convention. Continue Reading →
Minutes after winning the Republican Party endorsement for Minnesota’s only open congressional seat, Jason Lewis was repeating his pledge to support Donald Trump for president. Continue Reading →
Candidates seeking the Republican endorsement for Minnesota’s only open congressional seat all agree that they would support Donald Trump for President if he were the nominee. On other topics there wasn’t such unanimity. Continue Reading →
David Gerson is continuing to rack up support among delegates and insiders in his drive to capture the Minnesota GOP second congressional district endorsement. Continue Reading →
The Republican endorsed candidate to replace retiring Republican Congressman John Kline could be a man who has run twice before and most people haven’t heard of. Continue Reading →
Read and/or watch the Republican debate between candidates who want to replace Rep. John Kline in Minnesota’s only open congressional seat. Continue Reading →
Republicans had a preference poll winner after six candidates for Minnesota’s only open congressional seat debated. But the poll only tells part of the story. Continue Reading →
In a debate, five Republicans running for Minnesota’s only open congressional seat target President Obama and fellow Republican Donald Trump. Continue Reading →
Saying “it is clear that I would not win the DFL endorsement through the caucus process,” Mary Lawrence ended her mostly self-funded million dollar campaign for Minnesota’s only open congressional seat. Continue Reading →
Read the transcript and/or watch the video as five Republicans running for Minnesota’s only open congressional seat answer questions including how will they say “no” to solve budget problems? Continue Reading →
All four Republican candidates vying to replace retiring Rep. John Kline (R-MN) say they would have voted differently than he did to approve the budget and raise the debt ceiling. Continue Reading →
