How about that. Events from her past which Amy probably has not thought about at all in recent years, knock her out of VP consideration. How quickly events can happen. A week ago Amy probably never thought she would be question today about her actions all those years ago.
Imagine the quandary Democrats would find themselves in if Amy had been the last candidate standing after the Democratic primaries.
Amy, this article makes you sound like a royal screwup. Are you? {crickets}
It's obvious she has been hiding from any real media, now we know why. I guess ole Joe's team better take her off the list, there goes my prediction.
I guess she was too busy prosecuting teenagers for using chewing tobacco and khat to worry about killer cops.
Maybe I didn’t read carefully, but she didn’t prosecute a cop who shot a man who pointed a shotgun at him? No fan of Klobuchar, but that’s disqualifying?
Well, that sounds more legitimate than kneeling on the neck of a cuffed and prone suspect. So, I don't see how it reflects on Amy one way or the other.
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“The Minneapolis City Council is the governing body of the City of Minneapolis. It consists of 13 members, elected from separate wards to four-year terms. The Council is dominated by members of the DFL (the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party), with a total of 12 members. The Green Party of Minnesota has one member, Cam Gordon. “
Aside from a 2-day office-holder, the City of Minneapolis has had one Republican mayor since WWII, and that mayor left office in 1961.