mr. dayton?>> i want to thank minnesota state, mankato, and debate minnesota for hosting our 27th debate. this is an election that is about the future of minnesota and your future. it is about putting people back to work all over minnesota and i bring the experience of serving twice as commissioner of economic development. i know one of the cornerstones economic success is the best possible education system. so when i learned that minnesota state university has had to eliminate 92 positions, and one students could not graduate on time because of lack of course offerings because of those cuts, i know we are going in the wrong direction. similar with k-12, overcrowded classrooms, tortured day school weeks. where we value public education -- four days school weeks. my opponents want to increase taxes on the wealthiest -- i want to increase taxes on the wealthiest minnesotans. my opponent increase the sales tax on consumer services such as hair cuts and car repairs, or make cuts to local government s

mr. dayton and mr. horner, the bulk of their proposals call for tax increases. -- both of your proposals call for tax increases. is it a good idea to take the money of of the private economy and give it to government? >> none of us created the deficit. that is one of every $6 at the state is expected to spend on education, on property tax relief. the spending cuts will have to come out of very tough decisions. i believe, given that the minister and a department of revenue has said that the wealthiest 1% of people in minnesota are paying only two such 3% of their income in state and local taxes, i would ask them to contribute some more so that we can go to not anymore karcher day weeks and provide the services they need. >> the money is coming out of the private economy. the wealthy people spend a lot of money to buy products and services that middle class people provide or manufacture. is it a good idea to take money of the private economy to the levels you are talking about? >> it is a good idea when d

needless to say initially the czech government was categorically against ceding mr dayton regional to germany but they changed their mind following very crude pressure from their allies england and france that sent waves of anger with the result that the people of czechoslovakia came out onto the streets to demand that the government distance itself from the agreement and retain all the territories. all of that took place in front of the government buildings just near . the russian historian valentin fine was in berlin forty five he was employed at the soviet embassy at the time and supplied stone and bit on the elliptical loops feels that in signing the agreement on the division of czechoslovakia the western powers are not being guided by the fear of war in europe . news there. generally germany and the soviet union should be put on a collision course so that they would fight with each other and more than that they would bleed themselves white and when they were weak enough we would dictate our terms to them there was a whole joggle although such top level state. police. received int

mr. dayton and mr. horner, both of your proposals call for tax increases. is it a good idea to take money out of the private economy and give it to government? second thoughts about that? >> none of us created the $6 billion deficit. one of every $6 the state is projected to spend on health and human services, on education. with that revenue, spending cuts are going to have to come out of very tough decisions. but i believe the department of lebanon has said the wealthiest people in the state are paying only 2/3 a percentage of their income compared to the rest of minnesotans, and i would ask them to contribute more so we can not go to four-day weeks and provide services that people need. >> the money is coming out of the private economy. wealthy people spend a lot of money to buy products and services that middle-class people provide for manufactured. is it a good idea to take money out of the private economy to the level you are talking about? >> it is a good idea when democrats and republicans have left no other choice. when it is based in tax reform, ba

mr. dayton you plan to tax snowbirds. tom horner has talked about lowering the sales tax.want to know is, where were you compromise? where are you willing to go to the state capital and sit d

mr. obama. he attended a rally for democratic nominee for governor, mark dayton. it's been a long week of campaigning for the president with earlier stops in oregon, washington state, california and nevada. meanwhile, former vice presidential candidate sarah palin spent the afternoon stumping for votes in florida. she spoke at a rally fogop senate candidate marco rub in orlando. palin told the crowd the momentum of the midterm elections is with republicans. also joining her was republican national committee chairman michael steele, who appears on "meet the press" tomorrow. >>> early voting still under way in maryland. registered voterwho want to cast their ballots before the nomber 2nd general election can do that through next thursday. all early voting centers will be closed tomorrow, but they will reopen on monday. >>> still aad tonight, tensions over garbage collection ignite an explosive protest overseas. we'll show you why nobody is picking up the trash anymore near a popular italian tourist destination. >>> elephants, camels and dancers. 'll tell you how sin

laura from the dayton daily news asked the next question. >> mr. fisher, your lieutenant governor when ohio lost nearly 400,000 jobs, and the unemployment rate climbed. why should voters in this economy send you to the united states senate? >> in the middle of a national economic storm, that has affected every single state in the country, whether it has a republican or democrat governor or lieutenant governor, states have two choices -- baking good down in the basement, but a cover over their heads -- they can go down in the basement, but a cover overheads or they can do with the governor and i have done. whether it's goodyear, bridgestone, firestone, we have worked to save jobs one job at a time. if you are unemployed -- and there are too many people unemployed -- the unemployment rate is not 10%. it is 100% . i know that. it is not a state recession. it is a national recession. only one state in this country has received recognition for bringing in the most private capital investment. three times, in 2007, 2008, 2009, and that is ohio. recently w

mr. dayton and mr. horner, the bulk of their proposals call for tax increases. -- both of your proposals call for tax increases. is it a good idea to take the and give it to government? >> none of us created the deficit. that is one of every $6 at the state is expected to spend on education, on property tax relief. the spending cuts will have to come out of very tough decisions. i believe, given that the minister and a department of revenue has said that the wealthiest 1% of people in minnesota are paying only two such 3% of their income in state and local taxes, i would ask them to contribute some more so that we can go to not anymore karcher day weeks and provide the services they need. >> the money is coming out of the private economy. the wealthy people spend a lot of money to buy products and services that middle class people provide or manufacture. is it a good idea to take money of the private economy to the levels you are talking about? >> it is a good idea when democrats and republicans have le