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U.S. Senate candidate Robert Fitzgerald of Rothsay, Minnesota has announced he is seeking the endorsement of the Independence Party of Minnesota. He was formerly running as an independent. Fitzgerald supports energy sovereignty, a balanced budget, a reduction in the national debt, and a more open government process. He believes government must demonstrate fiscal responsibility and service competency. Fitzgerald believes the Federal government has lost its ability to be flexible and responsive and that state and local governments need to be the vanguard of good government.
U.S. Senate candidate Robert Fitzgerald of Rothsay, Minnesota has announced he is seeking the endorsement of the Independence Party of Minnesota. He was formerly running as an independent. Fitzgerald supports energy sovereignty, a balanced budget, a reduction in the national debt, and a more open government process. He believes government must demonstrate fiscal responsibility and service competency. Fitzgerald believes the Federal government has lost its ability to be flexible and responsive and that state and local governments need to be the vanguard of good government.
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