Dick Day

The Session That Was (05/22/09)

Mary Lahammer wraps up the wild end to the 2009 legislative session.

Capitol Update - May 19, 2009

Tuesday, May 19, 2009 - 12:35 pm

The legislative session ended in chaos with no budget deal, so the governor will begin balancing the budget himself. DFL lawmakers flew around the state blaming the governor for the stalemate.

View the Capitol Update for May 19, 2009.

Capitol Update - May 19, 2009 (05/19/09)

The legislative session ended in chaos with no budget deal, so the governor will begin balancing the budget himself. DFL lawmakers flew around the state blaming the governor for the stalemate.

The Capitol: Where We Stand Tonight (05/15/09)

Our Mary Lahammer brings us to be speed on where things are Friday night at lawmakers get ready for a long weekend. 

This Week's Political Panel (05/08/09)

This week's panel includes first-time guest Denise Cardinal and Mike Hatch on the DFL side and Republicans David Strom and State Senator Dick Day.

Busy Friday at the Capitol (05/08/09)

Lawmakers in St. Paul debate a new tax plan that could change the end game of the session.  Almanac political reporter Mary Lahammer fills you in on all the details.

Capitol Update - April 27, 2009

Monday, April 27, 2009 - 11:07 pm

Both the House and Senate dove into their health and human services bills, and the Senate forced members to vote on the governor's cuts to health care.

View the Capitol Update for April 27, 2009.

Capitol Update - April 27, 2009 (04/27/09)

Both the House and Senate dove into their health and human services bills, and the Senate forced members to vote on the governor's cuts to health care.

Easter/Passover Legislative Update (04/10/09)

State lawmakers went home for their annual holiday break this week.  Our Mary Lahammer tells us where things stand with barely a month until the scheduled end of session.

Capitol Update - April 7, 2009

Tuesday, April 7, 2009 - 6:25 pm

Al Franken expanded his lead over Norm Coleman as more ballots were counted and the Senate passed its education bill that cuts K-12.

View the Capitol Update for April 7, 2009.

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