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Cirsium

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51. Hilarious

Mon Jun 1, 2026, 11:47 AM

8 hrs ago

"If you do not live in that state, you have your own elections and candidates to think about."

I think we can do both. But thanks for your concern.

Hey, wait a minute. Don't you have your own elections and candidates to think about? Why are you pestering people in other states about what they should do? From now on you should only talk about candidates and issues in Minnesota.

The really ironic thing about all of this, is that I strongly suspect you are talking about the controversy relating to the Senate race in Maine, based on your comments elsewhere. What were you doing commenting about a race in Maine?

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Before You Tell Me Who to Vote for in My State of Minnesota [View all] MineralMan Yesterday OP

Yes, cause clearly electing a Senator will only affect Minnesota. LisaL Yesterday #1

Either Dem will win RandySF Yesterday #2

I am inundated everyday with requests for donations from out-of-state candidates. jmbar2 Yesterday #3

I respectfully disagree in this regard: We can and should, if possible, contribute to the campaigns Ocelot II Yesterday #4

Oh, I donate to out of state candidates, when I think it will matter. MineralMan Yesterday #5

Got it Cirsium Yesterday #8

Oh, bother. Bye for now. MineralMan Yesterday #9

OK Cirsium Yesterday #10

You can say anything you like about any candidate in Minnesota. MineralMan Yesterday #11

if the airwaves/news reports/donation requests/other info... ret5hd Yesterday #12

Wait, you want me to stop donating to out of state candidates? MineralMan Yesterday #13

No, I want youn to stop treating others as unruly children... ret5hd Yesterday #19

You're allowed to donate, but hush... Keep them pretty finger typing tips to yourself ❤️ MerryBlooms Yesterday #16

Really? Cirsium Yesterday #15

No worries. Never heard of either of them. MineralMan Yesterday #18

hmmm Cirsium 23 hrs ago #32

And none of them are running for any office right now. They are all irrelevant. MineralMan 5 hrs ago #62

No worries Cirsium 4 hrs ago #64

Are you in the district where Sean Mccann is running for the House? Scrivener7 12 hrs ago #33

No Cirsium 8 hrs ago #49

He's seriously so impressive, and such a good guy Scrivener7 8 hrs ago #50

After more research... Cirsium 8 hrs ago #52

What do you think that money is for? Boo1 9 hrs ago #46

Oh, for pity's sake! MineralMan 9 hrs ago #48

Are we allowed to donate? Cirsium Yesterday #6

Of course. I donate to out of state candidates MineralMan Yesterday #7

Better clear it with the OP first just to be safe. BannonsLiver Yesterday #22

Oh, he is fine with donations. LisaL Yesterday #24

Lol, that's a Big ask from a political board. MerryBlooms Yesterday #14

Well, I've been around here for quite some time. MineralMan Yesterday #17

Are you okay with those of us out of state that supported Franken? MerryBlooms Yesterday #25

On the bright side, in case you didn't like my previous comment... MerryBlooms Yesterday #31

Oh, I just want to cry. .Thank you for sharing such lovely news!!! niyad 8 hrs ago #53

Sadly, it didn't work. MineralMan 4 hrs ago #63

You Do Understand That Your Actions Haven't Been Established.... ColoringFool 12 hrs ago #35

I agree that people usually know the candidates and issues in their state of residence senseandsensibility Yesterday #20

lol simmer down BannonsLiver Yesterday #21

There are always going to be bad actors with nefarious intentions among us. ... littlemissmartypants Yesterday #23

WTF? Scrivener7 Yesterday #26

I'm in California. Buddyzbuddy Yesterday #27

That is good inside baseball info from California senseandsensibility Yesterday #29

And at the end of the day, I'm getting all Democrats anyway Sympthsical 12 hrs ago #36

Good advice. ananda Yesterday #28

So Im confused - I should only donate money to candidates in my state? Or cani support candidates Nanjeanne Yesterday #30

Federal candidates affect us all Sympthsical 12 hrs ago #34

"You won't have anything to do with how they turn out." HAVE YOU ANY IDEA...... ColoringFool 12 hrs ago #37

I was talking about elections and candidates in states other than your own. MineralMan 11 hrs ago #38

Hilarious Cirsium 8 hrs ago #51

I'd never tell you who to vote for. I'm in California where lots of people have opinions on who I should vote for. Iggo 10 hrs ago #39

Well, I lived in California for over 50 years. MineralMan 10 hrs ago #41

Nah. That doesn't really work. yardwork 10 hrs ago #40

Minnesota has had its share of Republican Governors. MineralMan 10 hrs ago #42

Working locally is the best and I know you do a lot of it. yardwork 9 hrs ago #43

Well, you're right about that. MineralMan 9 hrs ago #44

I'm sorry to read about your health problems. yardwork 9 hrs ago #45

Oh, well. It's also not optional. MineralMan 9 hrs ago #47

I read that Craig and Flanagan are tied in the polls. RandySF 8 hrs ago #54

Totally and absolutely disagree. Senators in your state affect me. NoRethugFriends 8 hrs ago #55

And, yet, nothing I do affects their election or non-election. MineralMan 8 hrs ago #57

Of course it matters to me. It's the UNITED STATES senate, not the Minnesota senate NoRethugFriends 8 hrs ago #58

Well, we do have a state Senate, too. MineralMan 5 hrs ago #61

This message was self-deleted by its author NoRethugFriends 8 hrs ago #56

The renewed paradigm is that everyone's business is everyone's business all the time, because it's a small world. OC375 7 hrs ago #59

Here! Here! duckworth969 5 hrs ago #60

I vote in my local elections AZProgressive 3 hrs ago #65