That’s Sarah Janecek’s description of Jeff Larson, founder of FLS-DCI and key figure in Norm Coleman’s inner circle. Larson is probably one of the main reasons why Norm Coleman refuses to return $10,000 in contributions from DCI sources despite the fact that John McCain has removed two senior campaign officials due to their ties to DCI. The City Pages includes a brief bio of Larson in their series on the 10 most powerful Republicans in Minnesota. One highlight:
His company, Feather, Larson & Synhorst (FLS), which he founded with two other campaign heavyweights, was paid $18 million for its work on George W. Bush’s national re-election campaign. The company’s website boasts that Larson has “worked on behalf of 35 state parties, dozens of gubernatorial, U.S. Senate, and U.S. congressional candidates, along with national organizations including the Republican National Committee.”
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Does anyone really care. This does not make a good sound bite. Besides the DFL leadership are eating their own again by attacking Al Frankan their best candidate because of some satire he wrote 8 years ago. Remember the last 3 or 4 DFL Gov. candidates lost. They were all picked by leaders like Betty M.