The 14-year DHS employee first reported problems within state contracts this summer and says she was led out the building and had her employee badge taken from her. After testifying to a state Senate committee in August, Bernstein said she expected her situation to improve.
 
“It actually did the opposite,” Bernstein said, in her first TV interview. “If anything, I have experienced more retaliation since then.”

Without direction from the school staff, the 3rd graders recited the Pledge of Allegiance. As they did so, a bald eagle soared over the flagpole.

Sometimes details are good and sometimes not so much.

Commenting on the U.S. economy under the Trump administration, pollster and political strategist Frank Luntz noted that many critics back in 2016 said the goals Trump set were impossible, but today, he added, "is the strongest economy in all of our lives that we're having right now."

A reminder; the U.S. consumer is about 67% of our GDP, so 2/3's of our economy.

Thank You for the long and documented update, Peggy.

"Romney, Kerry, Biden, McCain, Pelosi, Schiff, Mueller & Clinton are all tied to sketchy Ukraine deals. No wonder they want to impeach President Trump!"

Some folks are suspecting that the Administration of Governor Walz has little or no intention of fixing the problems at the Minnesota Department of Human Services.

As a reminder, all house committees, except for the Judiciary Committee, may issue subpoenas only in regards to either existing or pending legislation. The Judiciary Committee may issue subpoenas for any matter whether it is involved with legislation or not. As the story points out, now all the other witnesses now have a road map of how not to be forced to testify.