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Growth & Justice commentary (twice!) featured in Star Tribune Sunday Op-Ex
Our case for reasonably higher taxes and smart public investments was featured on the February 21 Star Tribune Op-Ex cover, and our position on preventing the politicizing of judicial elections was featured on the March 7 Star Tribune Op-Ex cover.

Move your redesign idea from the kitchen table to the committee table
Visit the Redesign Comment Line or call 651-297-8391 or 1-800-551-5520 to share your ideas for improving results and making government more cost-effective.

Let's talk transportation — as in freight, not cars
Star Tribune | January 9, 2010
By Matt Kane & Charlie Quimby

Stand up for Minnesota at your caucus!
On Tuesday, February 2 the state’s major political parties are holding their precinct caucuses.

Freight Transportation: Improving Travel Time and Efficiency for Trucks and Intermodal Freight
Standout public policies to improve freight movement in Minnesota include maintenance and improvement of the interregional corridor roadways...

Growth & Justice President Dane Smith testifies before the Senate Tax Committee

Growth & Justice partners with Wealth for the Common Good to build a "Coalition of the WIlling Taxpayer"
Growth & Justice co-sponsored presentations in the Twin Cities this week with Chuck Collins, co-founder of Wealth for the Common Good, to help kick off a new partnership with the nationwide organization.

Obama's Challenge: Is He Maximizing the Moment?
co-founder of The American Prospect magazine and co-founder of the Economic Policy Institute in Washington D.C., dicusses "Obama's Challenge: Is He Maximizing the Moment?"

Rural areas feel transit squeeze
There's plenty of demand for transit services in outstate Minnesota, but money to fund those services is dwindling.

Mondale & Carlson prescribe strategies and attitudes for recapturing Minnesota’s edge

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