Sen. Norm Coleman on principle and bipartisan problem solving
Power and Principle with Mark Lee GreenblattShow Notes
On this episode of Power and Principle, Sen. Norm Coleman joins Mark Lee Greenblatt for a conversation about leadership, public service, and choosing principle over political advantage. Coleman reflects on his career as Minnesota’s attorney general, mayor of St. Paul, and U.S. senator, sharing lessons about bipartisan problem-solving, ethical decision-making, and the importance of addressing the root causes of public problems—not just exposing them. He discusses working with political allies and opponents, standing by difficult decisions, and preserving respect amid deep disagreement. The conversation also explores polarization, social media, Israel, and the challenges facing public leaders today.
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