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To: Dales
Politics in Minnesota have changed dramatically, over the last four years.

The Democrat domination in this state always depended upon an uneasy alliance between the urban liberals and the Iron Range union members.

The solidarity between these two groups on issues fractured some years ago. For the last ten years, what loyalty has remained was mostly bought. With the Dems out of power at the Capitol, they no longer have the power to buy loyalty.

The DFL precinct organizations have been falling apart. The far-left crowd has descended into paranoid delusions, and their driving the majority of the party away.

It's possible that the Dems will pull it off, come November. But I'd put the odds against them.

30 posted on 02/22/2004 5:53:02 PM PST by jdege
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To: jdege
The RATS could win, if they could get enough elderly folks to the polls who vote Dem out of habit. The Norm Coleman/Walter Mondale showed a stark contrast between young people and old folks. The Elderly voted for Mondale, while the young people went for Coleman.

31 posted on 02/22/2004 5:59:32 PM PST by Kuksool
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