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To: stevem

I was the chair of the largest single BPOU in the state (northern metro) and I’ve run into a few noble, old world democrats even in the midst of partisan contests. I was mayor of a first ring suburb for a term - even endorsed by the IRs. I quit the party after 30 years of time, money and service due to “establishment” mentality pervading things these days so I’m equally cynical in some ways. I bring up Oberstar only as an example that the seemingly impossible can be pulled off. I called that race 2 months before the election and was soundly mocked for my assertions. I saw the campaign signs out early for his opponent and in areas I was surprised about. It hinted at something going on. I’ve seen the exact same thing for Trump here in the western half of the state the past 2 months and in areas that aren’t particularly conservative. There’s a chance... a real one.


125 posted on 11/05/2016 1:14:02 PM PDT by Dan C (We are what we repeatedly do - excellence therefore is not an act but a habit. Aristotle)
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To: Dan C
I’ve seen the exact same thing for Trump here in the western half of the state the past 2 months and in areas that aren’t particularly conservative. There’s a chance... a real one.

If Trump wins Minnesota I will be all over FR and GOP Briefing Room with "Mea Maxima Culpas" I might even think there is a possibility of getting our mashed potato mouthed governor and his ilk out of the way of true progress.

It says right here I'm pulling for your optimism...Great Caesar's Ghost, I hope it's real!!!

If Trump wins Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Michigan and Nevada and Colorado and Iowa and North Carolina will be be slam dunks!!!

127 posted on 11/05/2016 1:38:12 PM PDT by stevem
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