Peggy Flanagan is a laughingstock!

Peggy Flanagan has had a difficult week on the campaign trail. I'm betting that she's thinking that it can't end soon enough. Let's put it this way. I'd want it over ASAP if my opponent dropped this ad on Friday: This is the text of the tweet:
We teach our kids that bad behavior has consequences, but somehow politicians think the same rules don’t apply to them. Peggy Flanagan ignored warning signs while fraudsters stole our tax dollars. She has spent eight years as lieutenant governor in the Walz administration, yet now wants Minnesotans to believe she had nothing to do with its failures. We cannot allow her in the U.S. Senate.
Businesspeople don't give promotions to people who consistently underperform, then think it's justified to ask for a promotion. If you think about it, both Lt. Gov. Flanagan and Sen. Klobuchar want promotions after doing mediocre jobs. What major legislation has Sen. Klobuchar or Rep. Flanagan played a major role in? House Majority Whip Tom Emmer put it succinctly in this interview: He said that he got an email that said $4 a gallon gas and $6 a gallon diesel wouldn't get this person to vote for a communist. Rep. Emmer is right. Republicans can fight through the headwinds that they're facing:

Let's ne honest about this. The Deocrats' candidates aren't that good of candidates. In Minnesota, for innstance, the DFL have some trainwreck candidates near the top of their ticket. Peggy Flanagan is the poster child for terrible candidates, with Keith Ellison following right behind. Rahm Emanuel thinks that Democrats can win back the Midwest. Did he just get some drugs from Hunter Biden? Abdul el-Seyed will defeat Mike Rogers? I don't think so. I don't see Democrats defeating Tom Tiffany in Wisconsin or Michele Tafoya in Minnesota. This is Democrat happy talk.

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