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Posted on: December 8, 2007 3:33 PM, by Greg Laden

Don't Forget: The Listening Project, December 13, at the Oak Street Cinema!



The City of St Paul is a Free Speech Zone

Some inside info on the upcoming Republican National Convention from our own blogospheric correspondent on the East Side...


I have deep roots in the East Side of St. Paul. It is where I really started getting involved in politics through campaigns. I volunteer as treasurer for one of the legislators on the East Side, Tim Mahoney (DFL 67A.) So, I am happy to see that the cop in charge of security for the 2008 GOP convention is an East Sider.

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