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Rep. John Kline on Tuition and Taxes
April 04, 2007
Mike McIntee, the producer of Inside Minnesota Politics, attended Congressman John Kline's Town Hall meeting. In spite of a tightly controlled environment, McIntee was one of at least 7 camera-toting citizen journalists at the meeting.
Mike writes: In response to a question from a college student about tuition costs, Congressman Kline said he was looking for ways to bring college costs down, but he didn't have any solutions and would welcome some. Be careful what you ask for, the student offered a solution.
DIGG it here
RELATED LINK:
Minnesota Monitor, Kline Town Hall Marked by Passion, Not Bitterness
Posted by Minnesota Stories on April 4, 2007 04:36 AM
Very cool, but I couldn't tell if the Congressman was dumbfounded that this young man had a suggestion for him or not.
Posted by: Levois at April 4, 2007 10:42 AM
Sounds like a good suggestion to me!
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Posted by: Msizi at April 7, 2007 01:56 PM
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