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Comment on Democrat Polling Firm Finds MNGOP In Trouble – A Case In Media Bias & Laziness by Kris Broberg

Kris Broberg — Thu, 23 May 2013 06:22:25 +0000

I don’t think those party affiliation numbers mean much. They actually sound about right. The vote results don’t prove them wrong. That would mean Republican candidates are pulling about 13-15% of the independents. That is very plausible.

Comment on Democrat Polling Firm Finds MNGOP In Trouble – A Case In Media Bias & Laziness by Residual Forces » Blog Archive » About That CD6 Poll

Residual Forces » Blog Archive » About That CD6 Poll — Thu, 23 May 2013 03:02:36 +0000

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Comment on Democrat Polling Firm Finds MNGOP In Trouble – A Case In Media Bias & Laziness by Tom Dwyer

Tom Dwyer — Wed, 22 May 2013 19:46:01 +0000

Barb: It does not make a hill of difference if the poll is skewered or not towards Democrats. The problem is that with Kline, Paulsen and Coleman out of the race the GOP has nothing left to brag about. There are no Republicans left with any moxie left to run a statewide race. Kurt Bills is a good example of that when he garnered the endorsement by kissing up to Ron Paul supporters who ran the GOP state convention in 2012. That had to be an embarrassment to any decent Republican who was in attendance.

Comment on Democrat Polling Firm Finds MNGOP In Trouble – A Case In Media Bias & Laziness by BarbNWMN

BarbNWMN — Wed, 22 May 2013 15:17:56 +0000

Typical Democrat poll results. Skewed.

Comment on Dayton & DFL Pushing a 9.2% Spending Increase by Rex Newman

Rex Newman — Tue, 21 May 2013 03:13:28 +0000

How is that $3 B. more? Other accounts with same pct say $2 B, tax bill is $2.1 billion. Fees?

Comment on Rep. Scott Capital Update by Andy

Andy — Thu, 16 May 2013 14:57:47 +0000

Its funny, considering the “Vote Np” campaign had to lie to get people to do what they wanted. Yep, they said they weren’t going to do what happened this week. Many voters trusted them, and voted no even though they didn’t support Gay Marriage.

The people did not give a mandate to redefine marriage. What the legislature did was an over reach and it was done at the expense of the MN economy. No budget, no debate over how much tax burden is too much…. It was all hands on deck for divisive social issues.

You can attack and demonize, its what most people do to people deeply rooted in their beliefs like Rep. Scott, but realize that while you attack her thinking you’ll discredit her, you are only attacking the countless Minnesotans who agree with Rep. Scott.

You are the one being divisive by attacking a person’s faith. The left is who is poisoning the debate in MN. Its shameful. But then again, there isn’t much to be proud of coming out of this DFL controlled Legislature.

Comment on Rep. Scott Capital Update by Tom Dwyer

Tom Dwyer — Thu, 16 May 2013 01:21:12 +0000

Listening to Rep. Scott and her comments is rediculous. In 2011 and 2012 under GOP control who pushed the constitutional amendments that were voted down by the citizens of Minnesota. The irony of it all is that what the GOP promoted came back to haunt them with the passage of the same-sex marriage law recently signed by Governor Dayton. Rep. Scott opposing minimum wage means she is anti-worker as well union or non-union. Try living on $6:15 per hour or paying your rent or mortgage with that wage. The question is what should be the living wage? Finally, the Budget bills will be passed as they always have in every session of the legislature over the past forty years. Whether under GOP or DFL majorities the job will get done you can count on it.

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Comment on Dayton & DFL Majorities: Eyes On The Presents by Tom Dwyer

Tom Dwyer — Mon, 06 May 2013 17:54:59 +0000

I have heard this right wing rhetoric all my life as far back as thirty years ago. I worked over in the legislature from 1981 to 1997 and the same garbage came spooning from the right wing back than. It is just a different cast of characters over there now and their technological allies paving the way for them. The 2011-2012 legislature left the state in such bad shape by only cutting programs especially education instead of paying as you go. All the Budget bills will get done as they always have and maybe some social issues will as well. The process over there never changes no matter who is in control. Relax and have a cool one you will live longer.