Republican Senators' anger at Republican Senate leadership spills into Twitter

Although tempers often fray and party unity melts down toward the end of tense legislative sessions in the Minnesota Senate Republican caucus the indignation has taken on a newly public nature this year.

May 9, 2012 at 9:35PM

Although tempers often fray and party unity melts down toward the end of tense legislative sessions, in the Minnesota Senate Republican caucus the indignation has taken on a newly public nature this year.

With a series of tweets, a group of conservative Republican Senators have laid bare their frustration with the direction the session has gone.

Read the tweets below from Sens. Sean Nienow, R-Cambridge, Gretchen Hoffman, R-Vergas and Dave Thomspon, R-Lakeville.

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