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John Kline
John Kline
Kline, of Lakeville, was elected to Congress on his third try in 2002, unseating Democrat Bill Luther. His dogged pursuit of the office followed a 25-year career in the Marines. He is a reliable conservative voice and vote with a special interest and expertise in military matters. His style tends to be formal and dignified. Having won re-election twice, Kline appears well-entrenched in the Republican-leaning Second District.
Party: Republican
Elected: 2002
Birthdate: September 6, 1947
Birthplace: Allentown, Pa.
Home: Lakeville
Family: Wife Vicky; 2 children
Employment history: leadership consultant; Vice President, Center of the American Experiment, 20012002
Military service: Marine Corps, 19691994
Education: Rice University; M.P.A., Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
Websites: kline.house.gov | klineforcongress.org
Elected: 2002
Birthdate: September 6, 1947
Birthplace: Allentown, Pa.
Home: Lakeville
Family: Wife Vicky; 2 children
Employment history: leadership consultant; Vice President, Center of the American Experiment, 20012002
Military service: Marine Corps, 19691994
Education: Rice University; M.P.A., Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
Websites: kline.house.gov | klineforcongress.org
John Kline stories from Star Tribune
- Corrections and clarificationsIn a story on Page A1 Friday, Rep. John Kline's last name was misspelled. In addition, Rep. Tim Walz met with protesters before the noon event in Washington.
- Readers Write for Tuesday, Nov. 3U.S. Rep. John Kline sounds reasonable and responsible in his desire to see the administration in Washington speed up policy decisions regarding Afghanistan ("Now is a time for action," Oct. 28). Without doubt, Kline is concerned for the safety and welfare for this country's armed forces and not least for the safety of his son, an Army helicopter pilot.
- State pork producers request emergency federal aid Four members of Minnesota's congressional delegation are seeking emergency federal help for the state's pork industry.
- Commuters slow to use 35W's fast lane
- Editorial: A "deteriorating" Afghanistan
- Kline emerges as GOP spokesman
- Readers Write for Sunday, Aug. 16
- No shortage of calls and e-mails to Minnesota's delegation in health care debate
- Health insurers fighting overhaul plan with cash
- Lori Sturdevant: 'Broken Branch' still needs fixing
