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nmmi

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10. Seems like if it was the reverse situation, where the Republican cheated and was adjudicated not qualified

Reply to dflprincess (Reply #8)

Fri Dec 20, 2024, 11:21 PM

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to take office, and so a do-over election is held (in the reverse situation, a heavily "R" district) -- then I think we would be mad as hell. I would.

But maybe that's my "Miss America Pageant" mentality.

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Isn't this exactly what Tuberville is doing? Oh wait, Tuberville's an R and Johnson is a D. nt in2herbs Yesterday #1

Why would a Minnesota state law have anything to do with someone in Alabama? MichMan Yesterday #2

Now, due to his own recklessness, this gives the Republicans the majority instead of a tie. MichMan Yesterday #3

This means, therefore, that the R control the House.. question everything Yesterday #4

Only by 1 vote & probably only until the special election can be held (the district is 65-35, DFL) dflprincess Yesterday #5

Why would there be a special election? /nt nmmi Yesterday #7

If the state Supreme Court upholds the lower court's ruling the seat will be vacant dflprincess Yesterday #8

Seems like if it was the reverse situation, where the Republican cheated and was adjudicated not qualified nmmi Yesterday #10

Johnson has 10 days to appeal the ruling to the Minnesota Supreme Court. House Democrats are optimistic an appeal will b nmmi Yesterday #6

This is why people hate politicians JMCKUSICK Yesterday #9