Nolan retains House seniority, but it has limited value
November 14, 2012 at 6:00 pm in Duluth News Tribune
As freshman members of Congress arrive in Washington, D.C., this week to begin orientation, at least one among their number should know his way around.
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Nolan claims he is bi-partisan? He already has said he won’t support the bi-partisan effort to exchange state owned lands in the BWCA for federal lands outside the BWCA. Nolan is a word that starts with a “w” that stands for a person with no moral compass. Be-partisan? Pure baloney. He is a Sierra Clubber and an enemy of working families in northeastern Minnesota period.
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After being away for 31 years, Nolan realises there is no better way to serve the people than to serve himself first. As a memeber of the elite, he is back on the ‘dole’.
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Much better than Chip…..thanks Congressman Nolan for your service!
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Nolan should use his influence to prompt his Dem colleagues in the Senate to introduce and press the land swap bill as passed by the House. It’s what the MN legislature asked for and the Gov signed. His hesitance has the whiff of obstructionism to it. Congressman, you were elected to get meaningful jobs to NE MN. Make it so.
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