J. Patrick Coolican of the Star Tribune reported this afternoon on a new twist involving State Senator David Tomassoni's (DFL-Chisholm) decision to accept a new position as Executive Director of the Range Association of Municipalities and Schools (RAMS) while continuing to serve in the Minnesota Senate.
Click here to read Coolican's complete story which details how Tomassoni's decision to retain Ahern as his attorney is creating a new series of questions about potential conflicts of interest. I'll have more on this subject tomorrow with additional analysis, so please check back for updates.
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