Minnick

Minnick is a member of the Blue Dog caucus of occasionally conservative Democcrats.

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In Idaho, a Blue Dog Democratic congressman, Walt Minnick, is running this ad attacking his Republican challenger, Raul Labrador.

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The result -- Minnick is expected to hold the seat for the Democrats.

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This makes sense to me: Minnick is a member of the Blue Dog caucus of occasionally conservative Democcrats.

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Washington (CNN) - Idaho Rep. Walt Minnick is the only Democrat to receive an endorsement by the Tea Party Express – and he's happy that the group is on his side.

Minnick sole Democrat to receive Tea Party Express endorsement 2010

But party unity scores below the Democratic norm are common among junior members, such as Minnick, who face difficult challenges stemming from their districts 'usual partisan orientation.

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There's nothing very radical about that so I'm pleased to have their endorsement, Minnick said Friday on CNN's American Morning.

Minnick sole Democrat to receive Tea Party Express endorsement 2010

The fact is that Minnick votes 70 percent of the time with Democrats and even voted for Nancy Pelosi as speaker, which I think is a great thing as a liberal Democrat living in Idaho.

Minnick sole Democrat to receive Tea Party Express endorsement 2010

The Tea Party Express, which just wrapped up their three week, 47-city "Just Vote Them Out!" bus tour, listed 13 Democrats on their "Tea Party Targets" list and 13 Republicans plus Minnick on their "Tea Party Heroes" list.

Minnick sole Democrat to receive Tea Party Express endorsement 2010

Wierzbicki points to Rep. Walt Minnick, a conservative Democrat from Idaho, as a candidate the group would consider backing.

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