Bert McKasy

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  • Meet the Candidates: U.S. Senate candidate Bert McKasy talks about his campaign

    Republican U.S. Senate candidate Bert McKasy visits Midday to share his campaign platform and answer questions from listeners as part of Midday's series of programs with the candidates. Topics include Republican primary fight, DFL incumbent Paul Wellstone, electability, tax policy, and term limits.

    Jul. 18, 1996
  • Republican candidates for the U.S. Senate on Midday

    On precinct caucus day, Midday speaks with Republican candidates for the U.S. Senate. Guests include Bert McKasy, attorney and former state commerce commissioner; Roy Terwilliger, bank president; and Steve Young, attorney former dean at Hamline University Law School. The candidates discuss their views and and running against DFL incumbent Paul Wellstone. They also answer listener questions.

    Mar. 5, 1996
  • Independent-Republican Senate candidates discuss their views

    I-R gubernatorial candidates Rod Grams, Bert McKasy, and Gen Olson discuss campaign and upcoming primary. Topics include personal attacks, crime bill, education debate, and DC statehood. The group also answer listener questions.

    Jun. 8, 199452 min
  • St. Paul Jaycees' Candidate Forum for U.S. Senate

    Midday presents a broadcast of St. Paul Jaycees' Candidate Forum for 1994 U.S. Senate primary race in filling David Durenberger's Minnesota U.S. Senate seat. Candidates from multiple parties debate their positions. Topics include Bosnia conflict, Russia, business, term limits, endorsement process, and President Clinton’s administration.

    Feb. 24, 199450 min

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