MN and the key battleground state

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

http://www.washtimes.com/national/20060727-112155-7283r.htm

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

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Right, and you aren't far to the right of it

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WOW! You oppose Bush on a whopping two issues! I suppose breaking party line on two issues and being a total rubber stamp on everything else makes someone independent now.

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Not a single one of those office holders broke 50% though, and they almost certainly are going to lose some of those offices, and possibly all.

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Despite that the governor's race is a toss up?

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Nice way to leave the not-so-flattering details out. And he did raise taxes, a tax is a tax, even if you decide not to call it a tax and almost lose the surplus because of that.

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Minnesota has always been a rather optimistic state though.

Now instead look at how Minnesotans feel of Bush and the national situation. Not quite so rosy.

[Fritz]

Klobuchar will win the Senate race.  Patty Wetterling will win the House race for Kennedy's seat, increasing the Democrat House delegation from Minnesota by 1.

Unfortunately, its likely that Pawlenty will be re-elected Governor.  All three of these races are going to end with very slim margins.

[Smash255]

They always have with their news reports, but with some of these analysis of the races the Washington Times is really starting to sound like a RNC Press Release