But there are nice pictures of Managing Editor Bill MacAllister and Staff Writer Yewell. The Ledger is in the market for material from outside sources. The content must be up to the caliber of Ariana Huffington, or Mary McGrory. It may be an environmentalistic impulse to save trees or disgust over the inertia at the legislature that's the impetus of Mark Dayton 's latest proposal. He seeks change the focus of the even year session to bonding and the unmaking of laws.
Many laws are on the books that scream for repeal some dating back to horse and buggy days.
Not to mention those pesky sodomy laws. That has not stopped the legislature from writing more bills. To date 1,494 bills have been introduced in the House and 1,291 bills in the Senate. Though only two bills have passed both houses and been signed by the Governor. If Dayton is elected, I pity the staff person charged with reading the state statutes cover to cover.