Posted on 08/19/2015 7:26:32 AM PDT by MNDude
QUESTION: If the 1998 election for Governor were held today, would you vote for Hubert Humphrey III, the DFL Party candidate; Norm Coleman, the Republican; or Jesse Ventura, the Reform Party candidate.
STATE MEN WOMEN MPLS/ST.PAUL NON-METRO
Humphrey 44% 38% 50% 46% 41%
Coleman 31% 36% 26% 38% 25%
Ventura 15% 18% 12% 9% 21%
Undecided 10% 8% 12% 7% 13%
(Excerpt) Read more at news.minnesota.publicradio.org ...
That was a 3-person race.
Yeah and MN wound up with that psycho Ventura.
All it takes is a good act and for people to continue not vetting things. Kind of like how Obama got in.
he was a big mouth, but he actually did some things:
- stopped state funding for a stadium
- lowered taxes
- Kicked out all lobbyists
- Made the media wear tags that say “I’m a jackal” if they wanted to attend any state function.
“skip” humphrey- hubert Humphrey’s (former U.S. VP) son
running against norm coleman- lifelong DEMOCRAT!
that switched parties!- with Jesse the “body”ventura-
Jesse was the king of 1 liners- a couple I remember:
1. all 3 candidates debating -Jesse: “I am the only
candidate here that sends my kids to public school-
not an elite private school-
2. I can make tough decisions- I was a Navy seal-
3. you can’t BUY me- I have no loyalty to either party
or any FAT cats.
So Jesse Rocked the world- his chief of staff a flaming homosexual- (arrested for solicitation)-Jesse hated Christians -
(even though his wife went to church regularly)
Both demons and repugs hated Jesse- so guess what?
they banded together-!! and overturned more than a Dozen
of his vetoes- (also re-writing his legislation for
budget, laws , and other amendments)
They will do this against Trump - or anyone allied with the
Tea Party-
A true sadist.
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