Matt Klein

3 weeks ago | senatedfl.mn | Matt Klein

St. Paul, Minn. – Following several hours of debate Thursday, Senator Matt Klein (DFL – Mendota Heights) voted yes on Senate Resolution 15, expressing the Minnesota Senate’s condemnation of President Trump’s pardon of criminal participants of the January 6 insurrection who had been found guilty of violent crimes.

1 month ago | whyisthisinteresting.substack.com | Matt Klein

Matt Klein (MK) is head of foresight at Reddit. I was delighted by some of the contrarian takes and restraint in here. Enjoy. -Colin (CJN)Tell us about yourself. I’m a cultural theorist and strategist, trying to make sense of our moment. My background is in psychology and film studies, and have since blurred them, analyzing our personal and collective relationships with media.

1 month ago | senatedfl.mn | Matt Klein

Legislation authored by Senator Matt Klein (DFL – Mendota Heights) aimed at strengthening ethical standards in government was heard in the Senate Elections Committee on Thursday. The bill would prohibit legislators from acting or registering as lobbyists for two years after leaving office. “This bill creates a needed buffer between legislating and lobbying, ensuring that decisions made in office are based on public good rather than personal gain,” said Senator Klein.

2 months ago | on.substack.com | Matt Klein |Aaron Parnas

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2 months ago | senatedfl.mn | Matt Klein

SAINT PAUL, Minn. – On Thursday, February 13, 2025, the sports wagering legislation authored by Senator Matt Klein (DFL – Mendota Heights) was heard by the Senate State and Local Government Committee. After testimony, the motion to move the bill to the Judiciary Committee failed on a 6-6 tie vote. Senator Klein issued the following statement:“For the first time, we reached an agreement this year with all critical stakeholders to legalize and regulate sports wagering in Minnesota.