With nearly the palpable anticipation of its followers, the 2025 Minnesota legislative session is nearing its end.
And I must say, I haven’t seen this much drama since “Days of our Lives” during my college years – when the sweet and innocent Kayla was falling for bad-boy “Patch,” Bo and Hope Brady were so perfect a couple as to have been matched by God himself, and Roman Brady, presumed dead, re-emerged as something called John Black, after the requisite appearance-altering plastic surgery, of course.
Streams of Thought: The sprint to the end of Minnesota’s legislative session is on
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