MN Democrats were not random “niche” “Democrats” but US CONGRESSMEN

No, they weren't US congressmen. Funny you just like that other whining guy don't even know anything about the subject. "They" (actually only one) was a MINNESOTA CONGRESSMAN, not a US CONGRESSMEN. You probably aren't even aware there is a Minnesota congress.

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bdangubic 5 days ago | parent [-]

Minnesota is part of Canada now? Must have missed that… :)

	▲	rdtsc 5 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		> MN Democrats were not random “niche” “Democrats” but US CONGRESSMEN reply > Minnesota is part of Canada now? Must have missed that… :) When you've dug yourself into a hole it's good idea to stop digging and get out instead of keep digging. As the GP pointed out, a US member of Congress refers to representative in the US Congress (that one from Washington, DC). In addition to the US Congress, states have their legislative bodies. Melissa Hortman was a member of such a state legislative body -- the Minnesota House of Representatives. So on one hand you sound like you know a lot about her and want her to be more well known, on the other hand you don't even know what legislative body she was a representative in. So that's pretty confusing.
	▲	asgeesg 5 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		You missed the part of your education that taught you the difference between a state representative and a US representative.