That’s what the first commenter wrote on the profile of me written by Beth Hawkins at Minnpost. I know, never read the comments. At any rate, the piece, “How Javier Morillo, a former academic, became to the most talked-about political operative in the Twin Cities,” is out there. It’s weird to read so much about me. The reaction has been positive, though I can’t help but focus on a few details that are not quite right. I also can’t help but focus on the fact that, holy god, they used not just the worst picture I’ve ever seen of myself but almost the worst picture I’ve ever seen of anybody. Oh well. Go read it if you want.
Javier tweets
- This can’t be a partisan issue. Surely Republicans of good conscience can say something. @RepErikPaulsen… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 hour ago
- This can’t be a partisan issue. Surely Republicans of good conscience can say something. @RepErikPaulsen… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 hour ago
- RT @RepJoeKennedy: Arrived in Tornillo TX where first tent city for kids has gone up. Was refused entrance by HHS. Given amount of misinfor… 1 hour ago
- RT @Tim_Walz: Minnesotans believe that #FamiliesBelongTogether. But given your previous comments on immigration, @TimPawlenty, I'm not sure… 2 hours ago
- Sadly, there is a cash prize. The “endorsed” candidate gets exclusive use of the DFL voter file. 2 hours ago
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