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Sisyphus did some analysis on the Minnesota Election results (h/t Mitch at SITD).
"The election was hard on Minnesota Republicans of all stripes. In the state legislature, Republicans lost 19 of 68 seats in the House and 6 of 29 seats in the state Senate. The question many have been asking is whether the voters were harder on more conservative or more liberal Republicans. Would Republicans have done better had they moved more to the left? "
His answer is not surprising to the Minnesota voters who drove out the RINO's in question. It is must reading for all Republicans, but especially for those who are delegates to next Saturday's State Central Committee meeting. Those delegates have a big choice to make on December 9...to accept the declines in electoral results under current leadership or ask for new leadership. The debate is raging over at Residual Forces. Get in on the debate on the direction of the MNGOP.
"The election was hard on Minnesota Republicans of all stripes. In the state legislature, Republicans lost 19 of 68 seats in the House and 6 of 29 seats in the state Senate. The question many have been asking is whether the voters were harder on more conservative or more liberal Republicans. Would Republicans have done better had they moved more to the left? "
His answer is not surprising to the Minnesota voters who drove out the RINO's in question. It is must reading for all Republicans, but especially for those who are delegates to next Saturday's State Central Committee meeting. Those delegates have a big choice to make on December 9...to accept the declines in electoral results under current leadership or ask for new leadership. The debate is raging over at Residual Forces. Get in on the debate on the direction of the MNGOP.
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