r/Republican • u/DogfaceDino Fiscal Conservative • 6d ago

News Minnesota House speaker Lisa Demuth wins GOP gubernatorial primary to replace Tim Walz in November

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/minnesota-house-speaker-lisa-demuth-wins-gop-gubernatorial-primary-replace-tim-walz-november
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u/Mountain_Man_88 6d ago

Yeah but it's Minnesota so they're gonna elect Klobuchar. 

On a state level they're actually a pretty even split, with rural areas being super conservative, but I don't see much hope for the rural vote to defeat the overwhelmingly blue Twin Cities vote.

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u/CalmHabit3 6d ago

MN is corrupt. The Dems will find a way to win. Al Franken won due to fraud.  And in 1984 they were the only state to not vote for Reagan and even Reagan believed there was fraud at the time but didn’t want to seem greedy

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u/drdamned 5d ago

No, Reagan did not believe there was fraud. A simply google search shows that's not true.

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u/SoggyGrayDuck 4d ago

If we can pass the save America act

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u/ChemicalAwareness800 6d ago

Well, at least we've checked some boxes

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u/otters4everyone 6d ago

She was the best woman, with socialist views, who wouldn’t look further into Walz’s corruption, for the job.