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In reply to the discussion: Walz to drop out from MN governor's race [View all]question everything
(51,759 posts)59. What about seniority? I am not familiar with this but
Klobuchar has been an important member of the leadership; after the senators return to the chamber on that horrible Jam 6 she and an R were reading some votes.
Winning the governorship is not certain. Her votes last election were the lowest that she had before. Always trouble makers complaining about social justice test that she failed some 20 years earlier.
Of course if the R candidate is the Pillow Mam
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Here's a very detailed story from The Intercept on the background of that guy Shirley. Not a pretty picture.
TheRickles
Jan 5
#32
If our Dem leaders are running away from politics over RW bullshit like this, we are probably in big trouble as a party
AZJonnie
Jan 5
#7
I would be very surprised if Walz appointed Flanagan to anything but it would certainly help his legacy
WhiskeyGrinder
Jan 5
#44
Yep. The fraud cases made him vulnerable even before it blew up nationally and there was concern about him being a drag
WhiskeyGrinder
Jan 5
#58
That's fine; right now you're reading the words of someone else in Minnesota.
WhiskeyGrinder
Jan 5
#62
He faced an uphill battle long before the fraud reports blew up nationally and there were many in the party who felt he
WhiskeyGrinder
Jan 5
#19
I despise this, but when you put it that way it's a service to his constituents at great cost to himself. As I said
Scrivener7
Jan 5
#36
Exactly right. It wasn't just the GOP shit-stirrers; there has been a lot of criticism locally,
Ocelot II
Jan 5
#37
He literally couldn't speak at his last engagement he was heckled so bad about fraud.
Melon
Jan 5
#60
"It's none of your damn business!" is too much truth for Americans to face.
bucolic_frolic
Jan 5
#34
Fuuuuuuck. Bring him back on the federal level. Or put him in charge of the DNC!
Scrivener7
Jan 5
#35
This will result with two freshmen senators from Minnesota. I don't think that this will serve well
question everything
Jan 5
#50
Flanagan gets Klobuchar's seat and Angie Craig runs for Tina Smith's seat in November.
Ocelot II
Jan 5
#53
He follows Al Franken step. You cannot be a full time governor or a senator if you have to
question everything
Jan 5
#52