State Government State Sen. Scott Jensen is not running again — and he has a lot to say about the Legislature: ‘This is a really bizarre place’ by Peter Callaghan 07/26/2019 ...

Dr. Scott Jensen, Minnesota's GOP governor candidate, defending making a Holocaust analogy Screenshot/Facebook/Dr. Scott Jensen Impact By Rafi Schwartz Aug. 24, 2022 ...

Former GOP candidate for governor Scott Jensen filed lawsuits claiming that the state medical board and Attorney General Keith Ellison had discriminated against him because of his political views.

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Republican gubernatorial candidate Scott Jensen called Thursday for tax cuts and a clampdown on government spending and regulations to help Minnesotans cope with the highest ...

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SCOTT JENSEN: Well, if people don't recognize that the pivotal issue is public safety, they've got their head buried in the sand. We have shootings virtually every day.

Dr. Scott Jensen, a skeptic of the government’s response to COVID-19, won the Minnesota GOP’s endorsement to challenge Democratic Gov. Tim Walz in the November election.

Chaska physician Scott Jensen said he was repeatedly investigated by the Board of Medical Practice for public statements he made about COVID-19, and all complaints were later dismissed.

Scott Jensen, a one-term state senator and family doctor who became a nationally known critic of COVID-19 restrictions, is the endorsed Republican candidate for governor of Minnesota. In a ...

Republican gubernatorial candidate Scott Jensen is calling for "civil disobedience" among Minnesotans and businesses in the state, asking them to ignore vaccine and mask guidance intended to stem ...

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Minnesota Republican gubernatorial candidate Scott Jensen signed onto a lawsuit seeking to stop COVID-19 vaccinations for 12- to 15-year-olds that, among other things ...

Sen. Scott Jensen, R-Chaska, raised concerns that federal guidance could cause doctors to overcount COVID-19 cases and said there’s a financial incentive to inflating the numbers.