Republicans basically deciding which Judges they want to listen to depending upon whichever helps them seize power despite what voters and the legal system say.

Our efforts to reach a bipartisan power sharing agreement broke down because Republicans refused to agree to seat Rep. Brad Tabke for the 25-26 biennium, even though a judge confirmed he won the election. To prevent Republicans from ousting Brad, me, or any other duly elected

In the Supreme Court hearing going on right now about the special election in 40B, the lawyer for Republicans just claimed that 40B became vacant "when the House passed its resolution yesterday." Which means they think there were 134 members when they claimed quorum was 67.

This might be my fav troll tweet I’ve ever received.

The offer made by Rep. Hortman is a reasonable solution and should be accepted so that all members of the Minnesota House can get back to focusing on the critical issues facing the state.

Votes for DFL State House candidates in 2024: 1,545,213. Votes for GOP candidates: 1,530,797. DFL won 67 seats, GOP won 67 seats. DFL position is that the parties should share power when it’s 67-67. GOP position is that they should have total control. Who is being reasonable?

The DFL House Caucus has been clear on this. Republicans get to run the House (hold the Speaker position and all chairs) during the time they hold a one seat advantage. But if/when its 67-67, we should share power.

MN House Republicans completely caved. At its core, the deal they accepted yesterday is the same deal they’ve been rejecting for months. Great work, Melissa Hortman! Melissa Hortman #MnLeg #MnHouse

Winning tough districts starts with listening to voters, building bridges, and leading with the heart. No one does that better than Zack Stephenson, and I'm grateful to have his support!

Keep in mind that Obama went from a 69% approval rating to Democrats losing a Senate seat in Massachusetts in the span of less than a year.

I was at this event. Incredible turnout and incredible energy for February of an off year. DFLers are energized!

Yesterday, every single GOP member in the House Taxes Committee voted to CUT funding for Meals on Wheels, a program dedicated to delivering food to seniors in need. How does this make us better off? How does this support our communities?

Zack Stephenson on why the Republican delay or repeal of Minnesota's paid leave would be disastrous: - true costs of waiting are INCALCULABLE - it's a BAD idea

Hey Lisa Demuth: since you'll be in the same room as Donald Trump tonight, could you please hand-deliver this letter your fellow Republicans wrote to him about how the GOP plan to cut Medicaid will be disastrous for our state budget? mnsenaterepublicans.com/wp-content/upl…

Trump's disastrous economic policies are going to harm household and state budgets alike.