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Posted on 11/15/2007 3:14:44 PM PST by Fred
Minnesota House Minority Leader Marty Seifert has signed on to lead Republican Fred Thompson's Minnesota presidential campaign, Seifert said today.
The Marshall Republican's Thompson endorsement further splits the state's elected officials' presidential picks.
Gov. Tim Pawlenty long ago signed on to help with Sen. John McCain's presidential bid. Earlier this month, U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman announced he would be former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani's campaign chairman for Minnesota and the Midwest.
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Fred gets another endorsement.
In your face Coleman.
Clearly he was bribed.
BOB DOLE BOB DOLE BOB DOLE BOB DOLE BOB DOLE
Knock it off.
Boy, from your posting history, it looks like Fred stole your dog...or your wife!
It could be motivated in part from speculation that Fred Thompson’s running mate could be from Minnesota.
And now Gov. Pawlenty has joined Gov. Arnold girly-man Schwarzenegger as a liberal Democrat rino fully on board the Dems tax 'em till they drop and Al Gore's global warming bandwagons.
Republican leadership has a very short time to decide if they prefer to fight with the Democrats over the same liberal voting base or reclaim the Republican Party for small government.
If the Republican leaders continue on the Rino Party path, they will be massacred from the President right down to every city hall in America.
While Minnesota is fairly liberal, I've always had someone to vote and hope for. Today, from our current President who would rather be President of Mexico on down, all my Republican elected officials are rinos except perhaps my MN State Representative and Senator.
If November comes with a liberal rino at the top, I very well may just stay home, I know I won't be alone.
It won’t be Pawlenty or Coleman.
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