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A Political Science Panel (07/18/08)

They are back for their monthly campaign visit. This week's group of political scientists include Guy Charles, David Schultz and Kathryn Pearson.

Priscilla Lord Faris (07/18/08)

Meet a DFLer from a famed family who is running against Al Franken in the September primary.

IP's First Ad

07/17/08
by Mary Lahammer
One of the Independence Party candidates for U.S. Senate, Jack Uldrich, tried to prove he's going to have a different approach to his campaign. He rolled out a YouTube-inspired web commercial. Uldrich is a smart and thoughtful guy, but this ad may be too smart and too complicated for the web. One young person who saw the ad told me it's too long and confusing.
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The Political Panel (07/11/08)

Issues Senatorial and Presidential occupy the time with this week's political panelists. Democrats Jane Ranum and Mike Hatch share the couch with Republicans Fritz Knaak and Andy Brehm.

Senator Norm Coleman (07/11/08)

The Senator joins us live in the studio to talk policy and politics.

Campaign Notebook

07/11/08
by Mary Lahammer
In my Campaign Notebook this week, Gov. Tim Pawlenty watches as Sen. John McCain embraces First Lady Mary Pawlenty. Potential first lady Cindy McCain also got a big hug from Pawlenty. Sources have long told me that the two couples hit it off quite some time ago. Could this be the future first and second couple? McCain praised Pawlenty again visiting Minnesota, but neither gave any indication that they're going to share a ticket.
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Campaign Notebook (06/27/08)

Mary Lahammer brings you up to date on all the Minnesota political news making the rounds this week on the web.

Campaign Notebook

06/27/08
by Mary Lahammer
New media is the new force in politics — so tonight we are re-launching a re-vamped version of our attempt to cover the campaign with special attention to new media. It's called Campaign Notebook. We started it a couple of years ago when we sensed the web was really changing politics, and what a difference a couple of years makes. The online world has completely re-shaped campaigns and politics as we know it.
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A Political Science Panel (06/20/08)

Each of tonight's panelists thinks, breathes and teaches politics. Guy Charles, Larry Jacobs and David Shultz touch on stories this week about the presidential race and Minnesota's U.S. Senate tilt.

A Political Panel (06/13/08)

This week's panelists talk about Al Franken's surprisingly easy nomination ... a possible Ventura bid ... and plenty of presidential politics too. Republicans Fritz Knaak and Phil Krinkie are joined on the couch by DFLers Javier Morillo-Alicea and Ember Reichgott Junge.

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