Will Republican leadership fight for the title in a grudge match?

From Attitude is more accepting now to high-speed rail proposal, an article in the Rochester Post Bulletin:

"This is going to cost billions of dollars, and in my mind we need to have a cost-benefit analysis," House Minority Leader Marty Seifert, R-Marshall, said recently at the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce's legislative preview. "I don't mean to throw cold water on the parade, but who is going to pay the bill for this?"

And:

The high-speed rail proposal enjoys support from Republicans and Democrats who represent Rochester

"We need to do it. We certainly need a statewide plan," House Minority Leader Dave Senjem, R-Rochester, said at the chamber's legislative preview.

Looks like the copy editor at the PB miss this one: the genial, Rochester-based Senjem is the Minnesota Senate Minority leader.  Or perhaps the remaining Republicans in the Minnesota legislature have concocted a new way to enlarge their numbers via a daring new cross-chamber pollination system.

Photo:  In a dramatic new move to bring Minnesotans back to the Republican Party, Governor Pawlenty (center) announces the grudge match between Marty "The Comb" Seifert (left) and Dave "Dimples" Senjem (right) for the title of Minnesota House Minority Leader at the Moose Lodge in Imogene, MN, on Sunday! Sunday! Sunday!