Norman Ornstein
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- A history of Minnesota's power in Washington, DC
Minnesotans Al Eisele and Bill Frenzel, each with more than 40 years of participation in Washington politics and journalism, join Midday to discuss how Minnesota's power and influence has ebbed and flowed over the years.
- Paul Wellstone plane crash coverage
Live off-air audio of developments concerning Paul Wellstone's plane reported missing. Host Gary Eichten and political reporter Mike Mulcahy present coverage from MPR studio as events unfold. Following news agencies declaring Wellstone and others dead in plane crash, a presentation of various interview reactions and call-in commentary from listeners.
- Norm Ornstein discusses Congress, impeachment and the future
Norman Ornstein, congressional analyst, discusses the work of congress, the politics of congress, and impeachment process. Ornstein also answers listener questions.
- Minnesota Meeting: Norman Ornstein - Getting Big Money Out of U.S. Politics: What We Can Do Now
Norman Ornstein, Resident Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and respected political analyst, addresses Minnesota Meeting. Ornstein’s speech was titled, " Getting Big Money Out of U.S. Politics: What We Can Do Now." Speech is followed by a question and answer period. Minnesota Meeting is a non-profit corporation which hosts a wide range of public speakers. It is managed by the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota.
- Norman Ornstein assesses newly-elected Senator Paul Wellstone
Norman Ornstein talks with MPR Journal’s Gary Eichten about his thoughts on what is to come as newly-elected Senator Paul Wellstone heads to Washington D.C.
- Norman Ornstein on the Reagan presidency
Norman J. Ornstein, author and American political scientist, speaking at the College of Saint Thomas. Ornstein’s address was on the Reagan presidency. After speech, Ornstein answered audience questions.
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