Why Did Minnesota's Largest Newspaper Endorse Omar's Opponent?

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Why Did Minnesota's Largest Newspaper Endorse Omar's Opponent?

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Saturday, August 8, 2020 - 11:51.

Why Did Minnesota's Largest Newspaper Endorse Omar's Opponent?

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I imagine a few Minnesotans woke up and realized the far left Luciferian extremist Omar is! Might be too late, tho. We will see...

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I call it the NIMBY effect. When it bites THEM...

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Not such great news because the guy they did endorse is every bit as bad as Omar.

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I think the Minnesota state residents were in better shape when Jesse Ventura was the governor. I heard Jesse state for people to stop voting for democrats and Republicans. Who else to vote for? Beats me. So true about people wanting to be left alone. Also true about people not leaving you alone. A census worker showed up at my house last Saturday. She informed me that I didn't have to do the survey if I didn't want to. I didn't expect to be left alone if I hadn't participated in the survey. I informed the nice census worker that I bought an isolated property for the purpose of being able to live in peace and quiet. I'm sure that anyone can sense that when they land on my property. Leftists and demons not welcome.

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