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Wednesday, June 29, 2005
Kline v. Rowley
I'm wearing sandals today, so I can say with 50% confidence that the next Congressional election is 17 months away. Following the current trend, Bush's approval rating in Minnesota will be -25%. 139% of Minnesotans will disapprove of Bush's job performance.John Kline might want to rethink his pro-torture, Bush administration lap dog approach to legislating before Coleen Rowley gets her campaign together.
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"Inside Minnesota Politics" has interviewed Coleen Rowley. It will probably run next Wednesday when she is scheduled to officially announce her candidacy. The central message of her campaign is ethics. She says Rep. John Kline suffers from the "good soldier syndrome". Like he did in the military, Kline takes orders from the top without question or critical thinking. The result is blind support of many unethical Bush administration policies. (Kline has voted with the Bush administration 99% of the time)
With the President's numbers nosediving, John Kline finds himself tethered to falling rock. Rowley is going to clobber him.
