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📍BREAKING: Political Assassination in Minnesota Former House Speaker Melissa Hortman is dead. Senator John Hoffman was also targeted. Suspect: Vance Luther Boelter — 57, ex-appointee to Gov. Walz’s Workforce Board. Alledged that he posed as a cop. Left behind a hit list. Flyers linked to today’s “No Kings” protest...

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Trumps Marine1 year ago

The whole thing is a set up Minnesota DOES NOT solve crimes, then 12hrs later this is wrapped up, manifesto, no kings flyers, nope this was meant to be found it STINKS

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Nancy Nuzzo1 year ago

Is it possible they were told they would be k@lled if they didn't vote, no? I know this sounds like a long stretch, but did you see how nervous the woman who was sh@t was vert upset when she said she voted against the free healthcare for illegals?

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Karen Foye1 year ago

These people hate so much, that they will kill anyone even if you’re on the same side over any issue

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Lisa Anthony1 year ago

Tim’s at the podium trying to act sad it’s pathetic

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Louis Berry, Writer, Task Force Vigilante2 years ago

John and Mayme Surrency were murdered the day before Thanksgiving 1936. Garland Headley was tasked with prosecuting the three men involved. What he uncovered sent him and his family fleeing the United States. What did John and Mayme know that led to their murder?

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Barbara Melko1 year ago

Walz is creepy frightening.

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dino4271 year ago

Tim Walz should resign from office. His rhetoric caused this to happen.

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Brian Reynolds1 year ago

I WILL VOTE FOR THE KING AGAIN TOO!

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david clemmons1 year ago

Be very interesting to see how the Democrats try and spin this one. They were looking for another George Floyd incident from the riots, this one completely backfired on them with a democrat killing a democrat. Shame it had to come to this. @HawleyMO @SenHawleyPress @FBIDirectorKash @AGPamBondi @HouseGOP @GOPoversight @ICEgov @Sec_Noem @RealTomHoman

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Elon Gates (Bill’s Daddy)1 year ago

MUDs: Mentally Unstable Democrats

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Richard Y1 year ago

The MN legislature, with GOP and 4 DFL votes, ended MinnesotaCare for undocumented adults. It was part of a budget compromise between Waltz and the GOP to avoid a government shutdown. Melissa Hortman was the tie-breaking vote. She was the leader of the DFL party. It makes no sense this was intended to target MAGA given these facts????

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