Minnesota
Related: About this forumIf Klobuchar is the next governor I hope that she nominates Craig to succeed her
Some will object to having all women: as the top elected officials.. Never complain about all men though..
CTyankee
(68,543 posts)question everything
(52,494 posts)A moderate appealing to both urban and rural voters.
Is now running for the senate but appears to be lagging behind the far left mood that is sweeping the state.
Ocelot II
(131,479 posts)She voted for the heinous Laken Riley act, then hopped on the anti-ICE bandwagon after Minneapolis was invaded.
WhiskeyGrinder
(27,294 posts)dflprincess
(29,437 posts)I think of it as more New Deal or Great Society mood.
Craig lost me two years ago when she ran ads that basically said she wasn't "that much" of a Democrat. She proved that with her immigration votes & her sudden, shameless flip flop on the issue when she figured out her original position wouldn't get her elected statewide. I just don't trust her.
Ocelot II
(131,479 posts)She's running against Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan for Tina Smith's Senate seat; Flanagan, who is a progressive, is strongly favored for the party endorsement and is also likely to win the primary, though unfortunately Craig plans to run against her anyhow. We don't need that right now. So if she really wants to be a senator maybe she should hope to be appointed Klobuchar's replacement instead of stirring up an inter-party fight.
Fiendish Thingy
(24,240 posts)question everything
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Ocelot II
(131,479 posts)MN already has one pending opening, that of Tina Smith, who is retiring. If Klobuchar becomes governor that's another one, and there's no reason why she couldn't appoint Craig (or anyone else) to that position.
Fiendish Thingy
(24,240 posts)Of course that makes sense.
LNM
(1,265 posts)Ocelot II
(131,479 posts)At this time there's no open Senate seat to appoint anyone to.