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BREAKING: @SusanKentMN

PeraclesPlease — Mon, 16 Nov 2020 11:13:37 +0000

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BREAKING: @SusanKentMN calling for @paulgazelka to resign as Senate Majority Leader over the outbreak his caucus is experiencing after a large victory party with few masks worn, as well as in-person caucus meeting, as well as failure to notify DFL lawmakers and other staff #mnleg pic.twitter.com/bTTiEDRaHT
— Ricardo Lopez (@rljourno) November 16, 2020

Republicans only warned other

rmrd0000 — Sun, 15 Nov 2020 19:52:27 +0000

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Republicans only warned other Republicans. What else can you expect from Republicans?

It is the fault of Democrats that Republicans are scumbags

And they will still be in

artappraiser — Sun, 15 Nov 2020 19:49:13 +0000

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And they will still be in charge. I wonder why that is? Could it be because of things that went on in Minneapolis this summer? And things that continue to go on there?

[...} The situation is the result of a hoped-for blue wave by the DFL that did not materialize beneath the Biden and Smith victories. In fact, there is evidence that voters split tickets in critical races around the state. In what was perhaps the DFL’s No. 1 target for defeat — Senate Judiciary Chair Warren Limmer, in District 34 — Limmer has a tight but likely sustainable 2 percent edge. Yet Biden beat Donald Trump in the Maple Grove district by 8 points. In Rochester’s District 26, GOP incumbent Carla Nelson is up 51-49 over DFLer Aleta Borrud while Biden carried the district with 53.5 percent. In the east metro’s Senate District 39, Karin Housley is fending off an expensive challenge from Josiah Hill; Biden narrowly carried the district [....]

from The big winner in the race for the Minnesota Legislature: divided government

For two more years, Minnesota is likely to have the distinction of having the only divided Legislature in America.

By Peter Callaghan | MinnPost Staff Writer Nov. 5, 2020