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Ex-NFL reporter Michele Tafoya hammers Minnesota Dems on welfare fraud — as polls show her neck and neck in Senate race

NY Post Politics and The Gateway Pundit describe the same event in different terms.

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What happened“We’ve got a clean house, and it’s going to start with the top of the ticket, and that’s the US Senate, where people are,” Tafoya said.
What changedNY Post Politics frames it as "Ex-NFL reporter Michele Tafoya hammers Minnesota Dems on welfare fraud — as polls show he...". The Gateway Pundit frames it as "Minnesota Senate Republican Candidate Michele Tafoya Surging Against Walz-Tied Peggy Flan...".
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Still Watching. NY Post Politics frames it as "Ex-NFL reporter Michele Tafoya hammers Minnesota Dems on welfare fraud — as polls show he...". The Gateway Pundit frames it as "Minnesota Senate Republican Candidate Michele Tafoya Surging Against Walz-Tied Peggy Flan...".

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Minnesota Senate Republican Candidate Michele Tafoya Surging Against Walz-Tied Peggy Flanagan

Brilliant FOX News contributor Michele Ta Foya is running for Senate in scandal-plagued Minnesota against Democrat Lt.

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Ex-NFL reporter Michele Tafoya hammers Minnesota Dems on welfare fraud — as polls show her neck and neck in Senate race

“We’ve got a clean house, and it’s going to start with the top of the ticket, and that’s the US Senate, where people are,” Tafoya said.

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