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School bus to drive Bills U.S. Senate campaign Rosemount High School teacher wins Republican endorsement

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DAKOTA COUNTY TRIBUNE

If U.S. Senate campaigns officially begin with a candidate kissing a baby, state Rep. Kurt Bills’ campaign is underway. Bills, 42, placed a smacker on the cheek of 9-month-old Kaylene Hensley of Alexandria on May 18 in St. Cloud shortly after winning the Republican Party’s endorsement for U.S. Senate. Bills performed the campaign ritual before the blue backdrop of his campaign’s converted school bus, now sporting slogans like “Let’s Bring Econ 101 To Washington” and a mock stop sign proclaiming a stop to government spending. He said he and his family intend to “rattle around” the state in the bus campaigning. The back of the bus may get an upgrade from a church group to make it more comfortable for Bills, his wife Cindy, and the couple’s four children. Prior to his father speaking, Bills’ son Hayden could be seen peeking and smiling from the bus driver’s window. “We’re going to come out of this race united,” Bills told some 2,000 Republican delegates at the St. Cloud Civic Center after defeating former state representative Dan Severson and Iraq and Afghanistan war veteran Pete Hegseth for the endorsement on the second ballot. Minnesota Republican Party Chairman Pat Shortridge echoed the sentiment, saying voters crave noncareer politicians — Bills, who was elected to the Rosemount City Council in 2008, is currently serving his first year in the House. Shortridge said Republican delegates would readily and quickly rally behind their newly endorsed U.S. Senate candidate. Bills indicated that if elected to the U.S. Senate he would serve no more than two terms. He argues his campaign will be able to compete with Democratic U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, a popular, well-funded candidate. See Bills, Page 5A JENNY WOODS AN STACEY ACKERM MILLER ANDREW

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State Rep. Kurt Bills kisses 9-month-old Kaylene Hensley of Alexandria shortly after winning the endorsement. Steve Hensley, the baby’s father, said he hadn’t meant for his daughter to steal the press conference.

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