"In 1997, in order to lure Lawson Software from Minneapolis, then-St. Paul Mayor Norm Coleman agreed to spend more than $100 million on a new office tower for the company. Three years later the city turned around and sold the building to developer Frauenshuh Companies. Price tag? $54.5 million. For inexplicable reasons, the building had supposedly lost half of its value in less than a decade."
"Still don't think electing Republicans is bad for your pocketbook?"
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Except I don't think he was a Republican when he was elected Mayor. He switched mid-stream so he could run for the Senate.
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