Thinking Minnesota Fall 2020

Liberals will not relinquish their taste of power.

The government should keep COVID-era cuts to bureaucratic red tape.

A politicized press and an elite establishment perpetuate racism as America’s defining trait.

Post-riot surges in crime disproportionately hurt the Black community.

The Poll: Minnesotans worry about personal safety.

Comparing border counties reveals the real impact of Minnesota’s economic policies.

Wind and solar are not the energy future.

How collective bargaining shields wayward public employees.

Did Sinclair Lewis and F. Scott Fitzgerald dismiss the Midwest?

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Minnesotans protest Walz’s ‘California’ car mandates.

How Xcel will help liberal, rich, white guys pay for their new Teslas.

There is nothing racist about seeking a superior education.

Property values fall in low-income and minority communities because violence has escalated.

Teachers’ unions support removing police protection from schools.

Mayor Carter plans to cut cops in 2021, but his public safety budget still includes a six-figure political advisor.

Teacher associations offer liability insurance for a fraction of the cost.

Progressives are now engaged in doing theology without God.

A year of extraordinary accomplishments, despite COVID-19.

When it came time to help the Twin Cities get back on their feet, Minnesota’s business community took a pass.

Mainstream media soft-pedal or ignore a grotesquely vile speech by a DFL house candidate.