BuzzFeed News: The Bernie-Trump Campaign Finance Legacy: Rejecting Corporate PAC Money
They’ve expressed skepticism about Medicare for All and free college, cut back on talk of DACA and DREAMers, and tiptoed around social issues like
City Pages: Erik Paulsen Discovers that Climate Change Is Real after All
“I’m not smart enough to know if that’s true or not,” Erik Paulsen once said. He’d been asked if he believed that humans were
Letter: You Can’t Count on Republicans Anymore
To the editor: There was a time when Republicans rushed to the defense of the nation when it was being attacked, like the probe
Letter: Paulsen’s Moderate Badge Is a Misnomer
To the editor: Alice Seagren’s May 3 letter to the Bloomington Sun Current endorsed Rep. Erik Paulsen for Congress. Paulsen seeks re-election in the
Letter: How Are Progressives Misleading in Opposing Paulsen?
To the editor: Please, Sean Boylan, tell me how I and other “progressives” have engaged in misleading or dishonest tactics as we work to
CBS Minnesota: DFL Endorses Phillips To Challenge Paulsen in 3rd District
Businessman Dean Phillips will be the DFL challenger to Rep. Erik Paulsen in Minnesota’s 3rd Congressional District. Phillips announced his intention to run last
City Pages: Erik Paulsen’s Campaign Funded Almost Entirely by Corporations and the Wealthy
Pundits nationwide are citing Congressman Erik Paulsen’s race for re-election in Minneapolis’ western suburbs as among the tightest in the nation. But if he
CBS Minnesota: Dean Phillips Gets Nod from Gabrielle Giffords for Stance toward NRA
The gun safety organization founded by former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords endorsed Democrat Dean Phillips Wednesday in the race for Minnesota’s 3rd congressional district. In
CBS Minnesota: Talking Points: Dean Phillips Using Fish House To Challenge Erik Paulsen
With four of Minnesota’s eight Congressional races expected to be competitive in November, candidates are trying new ways to reach out to voters. One
Star Tribune: Dean Phillips Taking His Campaign for Congress to the People
Dean Phillips was only halfway through the farmers market in Brooklyn Park and he’d already bought what looked like one of those strange cooking