Minnesota Republicans seek to win back House after 'bonkers' legislative session.

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Minnesota Republicans are criticizing the recently concluded legislative session, calling it one of the most partisan in state history. They claim that Democrats, who control both the House and Senate, shut them out of the process and passed bills without any Republican input. Democrats, on the other hand, argue that they made efforts to work across the aisle but were met with resistance from Republicans.
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