By Mike Kaszuba
State Sen. Warren Limmer said Tuesday be might run for Minnesota GOP chairman.
"I'm seriously considering it," said Limmer, R-Maple Grove.
Limmer said there are "doubts" whether the already announced candidates have a broad base of support necessary to unify the party.
Former party chairman Tony Sutton resigned earlier this month amid concerns he had not done enough to wipe out the party's debt or curb party spending.
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More From Star Tribune
More From Politics
Nation
Court ruling extends uneven treatment for asylum-seekers
As the sun set over the Rio Grande, about 120 Cubans, Colombians and Venezuelans who waded through waist-deep water stepped into Border Patrol vehicles, soon to be released in the United States to pursue their immigration cases.
Politics
Yellen's global tax plan meets resistance abroad and at home
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen celebrated a "historic day" last summer when more than 100 nations agreed to a global minimum tax deal, aimed at putting the world's countries on a more equal footing in attracting and keeping multinational companies. President Joe Biden tweeted that the idea was "diplomacy reshaping our global economy and delivering for our people."
World
Bolivian student, 52, jailed in probe of pay from government
Max Mendoza has been a remarkably persistent student — and a profitable one: He's been enrolled at a public university in Bolivia for 32 years but never graduated, much of it while being paid a government salary to serve as a student leader.
World
Egypt promises to allow protest, push pledges as COP27 host
Egypt, host of the next United Nations summit on climate change, will push countries to make good on their pledges to sharply reduce greenhouse gas emissions, facilitate "non-adversarial" talks on compensation to developing countries for global warming impacts and allow climate activists to protest, said the incoming president of COP27.
Nation
Opponents of federal vaccine mandate seek rehearing
A federal appeals court is being asked to reconsider its decision allowing the Biden administration to require that federal employees get vaccinated against COVID-19.
