Margaret Anderson Kelliher on WomenCount Radio
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Margaret Kelliher is a very nice person. I’m the Republic(m)an running for governor and I like her.
She can be a great Minnesotan by supporting House File 888 which will balance the budget, create thousands of jobs, prevent tax increases and avoid cutting important programs. I hope she does.
Democrats must support Margaret or they are liable to get Minneapolis Mayor Rybak as their candidate for governor, and that would really be sickening.