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(47,434 posts) Mon May 27, 2013, 10:56 PM May 2013

He has quit signing pledges

Thus said Jeff Johnson who is seeking the Republican nomination to run against Dayton. This was a reply when asked about the tax pledge. He is still as right winger as possible, though.

Adding to what Erik Paulsen said earlier this year, that he only signed when he was a Minnesota House member, perhaps we do start seeing cracks.

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He has quit signing pledges (Original Post) question everything May 2013 OP

Only when it comes to raising taxes on the middle and working classes dflprincess May 2013 #1

dflprincess

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1. Only when it comes to raising taxes on the middle and working classes

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Tue May 28, 2013, 09:18 PM

May 2013

they'll both stick to the pledge when it comes to the 1%.

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