National Democratic strategists described the benefit of President Trump’s legal dramas as potent though indirect— they strengthen the anti-corruption message that candidates like Dean Phillips are already pushing on a race-by-race basis.
To the editor: I remember watching Erik Paulsen’s campaign ads in the 2010 election cycle, in which he lectured his daughters from a whiteboard,
Today the Dean Phillips campaign released its first TV ad, “Coffee and Conversation,” highlighting Dean’s background as a business owner who takes care of his employees.
Dean Phillips will moderate a free and open-to-the-public panel discussion focused on money in politics in Edina on Monday, August 27. The educational forum will feature national leaders on campaign finance reform.
Congressman Erik Paulsen finally accepted Dean Phillips’s invitation to participate in three voter forums, but with severe restrictions on participation and without offering dates on which he’d be available.
In the first debate between candidates for Congress in Minnesota’s Third District, Congressman Erik Paulsen refused to be honest with voters when directly confronted about how much money he takes from special interests.
Ahead of the TwinWest MN03 Debate, Dean Phillips Announces that he has received contributions from 54,000 individuals and renews his invitation for Congressman Paulsen to sign The Minnesota Way Pledge.
To the editor: I’ve been looking forward to seeing Congressman Erik Paulsen and challenger Dean Phillips on the debate stage for months now. To
Where is the campaign for House control being fought, and what does the battleground look like? The likeliest 2018 bellwether: Minnesota’s 3rd Congressional District.
Dean Phillips once again invited Congressman Erik Paulsen to join him at a series of public voter forums in which people in Minnesota’s Third District would have the chance to hear from and ask questions of the candidates at a free and accessible event.
The indictment of Congressman Chris Collins for insider trading is yet another example of the greed that dominates Washington’s pay-to-play system. It is unfortunate — but not surprising — that Congressman Erik Paulsen remains complicit in this culture of corruption.
