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Bob Collins

Sue Jeffers on Midday

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Former-Libertarian-turned-Republican candidate for governor Sue Jeffers was on Midday today.

I'll have the audio posted in a bit

. Here's the audio. And at some point over the afternoon

I'll slice up the answers for her page on Campaign 2006.

The individual audio cuts of her position are now posted on her page on the Campaign 2006 site.

Just noodling here but if Jeffers ran as a Libertarian in November, wouldn't she likely take votes away from Pawlenty? So if she's allowed to run as a Republican, doesn't that give the GOP a chance to wipe her off the November ballot?