Briefing – Monday February 27, 2006
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The Minnesota Legislature starts its session this week. Political editor Mike Mulcahy is writing The Capitol Letter, again, although I haven't figured out a home for it yet because there's no Session 2006 section on the site this year. Look for a daily Policast (podcast) coming from Mike in the next few days, too.
Kim Millman, a volunteer on the Sharon Marko campaign, has a letter in the Pioneer Press clarifying criticisms of the Coleen Rowley campaign.
You've probably seen -- or perhaps not -- the results of the St. Paul DFL straw poll held Saturday, the results of which are completely meaningless. But the blog Broken Nail has a colorful recap of the action.
He's got a PAC, he says he wants to run, he's moved to Minnesota. So how come Al Franken still is doing his radio show? (It's a joke, don't send answers). (Update: The Blog Residual Forces missed the point of this ... and not by a little bit.)
Check out Midmorning at 9 this morning for a show on "the crisis of polling." Audio will be archived for later listening by arund 10:30 or so.
Should be a new Rasmussen poll for Minnesota out this week --perhaps tomorrow.
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