Dean Phillips announced having raised more than $2.2 million in this election cycle, all from individuals. Dean is the only congressional candidate in the country who refuses to take money from PACs, special interests, federal lobbyists, or members of Congress.
Erik Paulsen has taken more special-interest money than nearly any other member of Congress, and that buys him nice TV ads. His latest ad misrepresents the positions he’s taken on environmental protection. To understand why, just follow the money.
To the editor: I have lived in the 3rd Congressional District for many years now and have seen Erik Paulsen serve as our congressperson
To the editor: President Donald Trump and our own Rep. Erik Paulsen have tried and failed to repeal the Affordable Care Act several times.
To the editor: After seeing all the love and support during the Pride celebrations this weekend, I continue to think about voting for a
Click here to watch Esme Murphy talk with Dean Phillips, the DFL-endorsed candidate for Minnesota’s 3rd Congressional District, on WCCO Sunday Morning (7/1/18).
Early voting has begun throughout the state ahead of the Aug. 14 primary in Minnesota. A lot is at stake, with an open governor’s
To the editor: A recent evening volunteering with the Dean Phillips for Congress Campaign convinced me to let my neighbors know about this opportunity
To the editor: Too much money, particularly “dark money,” has fueled the political divide and created much of the gridlock we see in government.
To the editor: How much does it cost to buy a vote from Erik Paulsen? In 2017, Paulsen voted to repeal net neutrality despite
To the editor: The three small town halls that Erik Paulsen conducted late last month were insufficient to make up for the many, many
