The DFL-MNGOP fundraising gap is shrinking
The minute the MNGOP started recruiting great candidates, GOP fundraising improved. This isn't that surprising. It's been that way forever. Now that the GOP has recruited their best set of statewide candidates since 2002, the DFL is getting worried. Dustin Grage's tweet captures the DFL's frame of mind perfectly:
This nails it:It’s honestly hilarious how enraged Minnesota Democrats are about billionaires getting involved and funding our campaigns.
— Dustin Grage (@GrageDustin) August 31, 2026
As if they haven’t had billionaires funding their campaigns at even higher levels for the last decade.
They’re just upset that Minnesota Republicans…
It’s honestly hilarious how enraged Minnesota Democrats are about billionaires getting involved and funding our campaigns.The DFL is for protecting democracy -- as long as they're running the show. That isn't statesmanship; that's partisanship in its worst form. I'm tired of the DFL whining about how GOP 'dark money' is ruining politics when the truth is that the DFL's worthless ideas have run Minnesota into the ground.As if they haven’t had billionaires funding their campaigns at even higher levels for the last decade.
How did the DFL Trifecta $18,000,000,000 spending spree make life better for Minnesota families? Why did the DFL raise taxes and fees by $10,000,000,000 when inflation was killing Minnesota families' budgets while Bidenflation was just coming down from 9.1% inflation?
Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy issued this statement:From reducing child poverty, to helping family budgets, we have prioritized the needs of Minnesotans in all of our work and we will continue to do that as we move forward.How did the DFL Trifecta help family budgets by raising taxes by $10,000,000,000 during a time of high inflation? How did the DFL Trifecta prioritize the needs of Minnesotans when the DFL Trifecta kept growing government instead of shrinking government? Hiking taxes and growing government while letting fraud run rampant is official malpractice.
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