whomever to get the job done or address an issue. mihgt indicate some non-partisan neutrality on his part.
As far as the party label thing - Eric please I am not a kindergartner about politics and assumed your answer would be your answer however, I wish people would get over it and go back to the line above... "He's willing to work with
whomever to get the job done or address an issue."
Your statement here again would be nice if it was the norm rather than the exception....
Sometimes a candidate runs with a party label who could have probably won without it. They have a strong base already due to community activity, publicity or something of the such. The trick is for the candidate to understand their strength in the community, and the level of support/distaste for the opposition/incumbent.
Glad to see a St. Paulite so interested in the inner workings of Mpls politics.
Annie Young
Yes, a Green who couldn't win without a lot of cross-pollination from other parties
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