Politics and Policy at the Innovative Center
Tom HornerPolitics, policy and the world from an innovative centrist’s point of view.
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Counties’ Dance Becomes Ever More Difficult
The old joke about Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers is that she had to do every dance step he did but backwards and in high heels.
Minnesota Dems Have Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Days
Minnesota Democrats have one-upped Alexander of the classic children’s book. He had to endure only a single terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day. The DFL has been living the nightmare for weeks, and there seems to be no end in sight.
Minnesota Needs More Collaboration, Less Compromise
(NOTE: The following article was written by Tom Horner and published by the Minnesota StarTribune Jan. 2.)
Don’t DOGE, REGO
Don’t DOGE when you can REGO.
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Tom Horner brings an independent’s view to policy and politics. Horner is “…a serious student of government and economics…Horner seeks to apply the lessons of a lifetime working in and around public policy…,” according to the Minneapolis StarTribune.
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