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Dr. Jill Biden came to Minnesota to hear from educators and to assure parents & students that the Biden administration will empower & provide for public schools, unlike the Trump administration, who has routinely rolled back education funding.
Trump, Biden surrogates bring campaign messages to Minnesota
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Former Second Lady Jill Biden will visit an elementary school in Prior Lake on behalf of her husband, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden. At night, Donald Trump Jr. will campaign for his father in Duluth at a rally that's open to the public ...Did you see State Senator Melisa Franzen’s Op-Ed that was published in MinnPost?
Minnesotans need action, and they need results from their leaders. Without a DFL Senate Majority, we’ll get more of the same—no action, and no results, from the current majority.
A new Minnesota Senate majority is in the hands of Minnesotans | MinnPost
www.minnpost.com
Our state is in a moment of great transformative opportunity. A moment that demands not divisive politics and inaction, but transparent, proactive action from our leaders.Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are more than ready to build back better. Joe Biden acknowledges that our country needs to recover from the past 4 years, and he has a plan to get us back on track.
joebiden.com/school-reopening/
Over 6 months into fighting the coronavirus pandemic, the Trump administration refuses to take the loss of American lives seriously. The death toll continues to climb, with no plan for recovery. We will not tolerate this lack of leadership any longer.
See local leaders respond to Vice President Pence's visit to Dultuh.
DFL, union officials blast Pence's visit to Duluth | Duluth News Tribune
www.duluthnewstribune.com
On the heels of the Republican National Convention, local, state and national leaders criticized the administration's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting economic crisis.