Lisa Demuth, Michele Tafoya are running smart, aggressive campaigns

I'm thrilled to see Michele Tafoya and Lisa Demuth running such smart, aggressive campaigns against Peggy Fraudigan Flanagan and Amy Klobuchar, respectively. Just to show you how aggressive of races they're running, check out Lisa Demuth's tweet showing how aggressive she's getting. In the tweet, she said "One year ago today, Tim Walz announced his (soon to be failed) run for a third term. That day, Amy Klobuchar praised Walz as an 'incredible leader' who 'delivered' for Minnesota. Apparently, Klobuchar thinks record breaking fraud, high taxes, and falling school rankings makes Walz’s policies 'incredible.'"

Apparently, Sen. Klobuchar believes in grade inflation. She'd better hope that Minnesotans are generous graders. Personally, I hope they're like the nuns I had as teachers in grade and high school. If she 'gets' the grades she's EARNED, she won't become governor. Minnesotans, DON'T give her a promotion she hasn't earned. Well-informed Minnesotans know that there's a pattern to Sen. Klobuchar's availability. After election, you can't find Sen. Klobuchar for the next 5 years except at ribbon-cutting ceremonies where she doesn't have to answer difficult policy questions. When it's time to get re-elected, suddenly 'Everywhere Amy' is everywhere.

Michele Tafoya, the GOP's candidate for U.S. Senate, is running a similar take-no-prisoners campaign. On Tuesday, she sat for this interview with Hugh Hewitt:

Like me, Hugh was stunned to find out that Peggy Flanagan made a single, token appearance at Minnesota's State Fair, often referred to as the "Great Minnesota Get Together." While Michele was at the Fair every day, Peggy Flanagan passed on the opportunity to be interviewed by voters. Flanagan was invited to sit for an interview with WCCO Radio. She declined the invitation. Michele did this 15-minute interview with Jason DeRusha:

Let's be clear about this.Peggy Flanagan is trying to run out time on this election. She's hoping to get elected, then deploy the Klobuchar Strategy of hiding for the next 5 years. She's hoping for the least amount of contact with Minnesotans. That's INSANE!! You want to be a senator of people you've avoided meeting at all costs? Seriously? If that's how you think, then you're trying to represent only those who agree with you instead of representing everyone.

That's how you expose who you really are. That's how you expose your real agenda.

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