MN-03: David vs. Goliath in Minnesota's Third District (Jim Meffert vs. Erik Paulsen)

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Friday September 17, 2010 · 11:40 AM PDT

2010/09/17 · 11:40

Yes! Tea party republican Erik Paulsen has outraised his democratic opponent, Jim Meffert, by leaps and bounds. But if it's all about money, isn't it all about money? This David and Goliath race deserves much more attention. Paulsen is, in many ways, worse than his compatriot Michele Bachmann because he flies under the radar -- and votes more often.

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Thursday July 22, 2010 · 3:46 PM PDT

2010/07/22 · 15:46

In Minnesota, teabag darling Pat [Awada] Anderson is trying to take over the state auditors office and, along with Tony Sutton, Chairman of the MN GOP, is employing dirty tactics. The problem for her is that anyone who can add and subtract can see - by virtue of Anderson's published attacks on democratic incumbent Rebecca Otto - that the teabagger can't do math!

Slamming Otto for what Anderson claims are errors in expense reports, Anderson made simple math errors as well as false accusations. Shouldn't a state auditor be able to add and subtract?

KuanShiYin

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Friday November 30, 2007 · 8:25 AM PST

2007/11/30 · 08:25

Early in October I wrote of yet one more injustice being suffered by the people of Iraq - cholera. It might seem like a "little" thing compared to the horrors of war, but think about it. Have you ever had diarrhea? Cholera is much, much, much worse than that, but in order to put one's self in the shoes of a six-year-old who's dying of cholera, that's probably as close as one can get to imagining it.

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Wednesday October 03, 2007 · 1:18 PM PDT

2007/10/03 · 13:18

According to the World Health Organization, 14 people have died of cholera in Iraq in the past six weeks. More than 2,200 cases have been reported in Kirkuk since mid-August and cases of the disease have been confirmed in nine of Iraq's 18 provinces. Dr. Naeema al-Gasseer of WHO said the number of deaths from cholera is still very low at less than one percent - but the more indicative public health information is found by monitoring the pattern of the spread of disease and the number of new cases.

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