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C.J.: Neal Karlen's most 'loathsome' Minnesotan is definitely not Prince

Name: C.J.: Neal Karlen's most 'loathsome' Minnesotan is definitely not Prince
Uploaded: 2016-04-08T21:10:05.000Z
Duration: 00:06:56
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Description: Journalist Neal Karlen cuts loose about whom he likes and loathes among memorable Minnesotans, including a famous letter writer and a yeller.

Journalist Neal Karlen cuts loose about whom he likes and loathes among memorable Minnesotans, including a famous letter writer and a yeller.

By C.J.

April 8, 2016 — 5:34pm

Journalist Neal Karlen cuts loose about whom he likes and loathes among memorable Minnesotans, including a famous letter writer and a yeller.

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