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Friday, June 17, 2005
Senate race is getting crowded
Robert Fitzgerald is running for Dayton's Senate seat. He's already started blogging his campaign. The big story so far is that his campaign bus runs on vegetable oil, which, of course, brings to mind Willie's retirement grease. To my mind, at least.Fitzgerald is running as an independent, with no affiliation with theIndependence Party of Minnesota. In 2002, Coleman and Mondale won 97% of votes cast, while Pawlenty and Moe only won 81% of votes cast. There were no statewide races in 2004, but Kerry and Bush won 98.7% of votes cast. Clearly, any third party candidate has an uphill race to run. At the very least, I hope Fitzgerald raises important issues in the campaign.
