Hey! I'm sitting next to Patty Wetterling RIGHT NOW!

[no name no slogan]

So I walked into the local Dunn Bros in Rochester this morning (free wi-fi RULES!) and take a table, and I look over to the right and who do I see but Patty Wetterling!!!

I just had a word with Taylor Pettis, her manager, when he came over to borrow a chair, and I'll probably try to have a word with her when she gets a moment.

Rochester is very solidly GOP (and has been for decades), but it's still good to see Democratic candidates getting down here. It helps us all!!!

:toast:

[katinmn]

1. Cool! Yup, we have to fight back in the suburbs, exurbs and

Greater Minnesota.

I don't know that Rochester is considered any of those.

[Lydia Leftcoast]

2. Give Patty regards from the Minnesota DUers

:hi:

[dissent1977]

3. Rochester USED to be solid GOP

I grew up in Rochester and I still have a sister that lives there, it was a very conservative city when I was growing up but that is changing. Look at the 2004 election results and you will see that Rochester is becoming very competitive, and in fact may be turning blue.