If you’ve ever been curious as to how full of elephant poo Mike Michael Brodkorb is, look no further than this post…
I’ve spoken with a few Democrats down in HD 28B and this primary could be close.
Ladies and Gentleman with nearly 90% of the vote —
LINDA PFEILSTICKER WINS!
Let me make this perfectly clear. I am not saying that with 90% of the vote reported, Linda Pfeilsticker wins the primary election; I’m saying that Linda Pfeilsticker recieved nearly 90% of the vote in 28B in the primary election!
But we aren’t done yet. To make Michael Brodkorb eat his words, and to give Marty “Smarmy” Seifert one less seat Linda Pfeildsticker needs your help in the general election!!
She needs your support. I’m hoping to make it down this weekend to doorknock for her, if I can’t I’ll spend a few nights next week phone banking for her. The change we advocate for, the change we want to see needs action, not just words on a blog. Contact the Pfeisticker campaign and volunteer just a few hours, it could make the difference.
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To be fair, Mikey did say that the race would be close because he spoke with Democrats in the area. So, it could be that his sources aren’t reliable.
Also - isn’t this district like insanely Republican with no real chance of going Democrat? I mean I haven’t looked at the voting history, but they did elect Sviggum, the former Majority Leader. Aren’t you being a little hypocritical by saying that this could make a difference after attacking Mikey who said that the primary could be close?
Not to defend Mikey. I think he’s the biggest hack involved in Minnesota politics. But I don’t want to see you guys slide to his level.
Sorry, I mean former Speaker of the House.
It will be a close election with Drazkowski losing yet again. HD 28B will go DFL. Vote difference will be less than 100. That is my prediction.
Kathy-
I agree. 28B will go democratic for the first time.
I think the spread will be larger. Jas
I think the district could switch if it as liberal as the people who post on this site. I don’t, however, think the district is that liberal. Moreover, the lack of a sizeable turnout in a contested Democrat primary could show disinterest by DFL voters in the race.