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Tired of Republican Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka protecting Bob Kroll & the police union? There are ten senate seats held by MNGOP that Walz-Flanagan won in 2018. If we flip them, Gazelka is no longer majority leader. Starting a thread to post info about DFL challengers.
Ann Johnson Stewart @AnnforMNSenate is running in SD44 annjohnsonstewart.com
Running against Warren Limmer, the author of the horrid non-reform bills, is @WestlinSD34 bonniewestlinformnsenate.com
@Lindsey_Port is running in SD56 lindseyportmn.com
In SD 39, @josiahhill4mn Hill is running josiahhill.org
Justin Stofferahn @justinfor38 is running in SD38 justinstofferahn.com
Another challenger to support:
Another challenger: SD28
Another challenger, Aletta Borrud in SD 26 in the Rochester area
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I’m a little late to the latest in @aoc derangement follies, but...It’s not often that my old unfinished dissertation is useful for a subject of current debate, but I actually know a little something about “concentration camps,” both the practice and the origins of the term.
Nerd out with me for a minute if you will: “Campos de concentración” was a Spanish phrase, used to describe General Valeriano Weyler’s brutal method for putting down the Filipino rebellion against Spanish rule in the late 19th Century. That was the first use of the term.
It was a massive military operation— thousands of peasants in rebel areas were displaced, moved to live closer together, so they could be controlled more readily by the Spanish military. The brutality was successful and Governor-General Weyler’s reputation was cemented.
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