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Residents of this St. Paul neighborhood are suddenly neighbors to a vice presidential candidate. ‘It’s neat,’ they say.
At a time of heightened political tensions, neighbors have mostly shrugged off Tim Walz’s rise the last couple months. With added security, the neighborhood has actually grown quieter since his nomination, they said. Mostly, it has amounted to a funny little thrill.
There’s a shortage of people able and willing to serve in local office, and in Minnesota’s rural areas, women are an untapped group.
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I didn’t find Hulk Hogan’s comment about body slamming Kamala Harris very funny at all.
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