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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is All Things with Kim Strassal,

a Potomac Watch podcast. Welcome to all things with Kim Strosel.

This week we are going to zoom in on one of those all-important races that will decide who controls the U.S. Senate next year.

And to do that, joining me this week is Eric Hubdee,

the Republican candidate for the Wisconsin Senate seat,

born and raised in Madison, an entrepreneur,

a philanthropist, and interesting to me, a fellow American of Norwegian background.

Hello Eric.

Great being on your podcast, Kim, and yes, fellow Norwegian.

The Hubdy farm literally is right outside of Boston, Norway at the head of a mountain.

Really? That's amazing. Yeah, we're in a little bit different place, my family, but we're going to try to avoid the Norwegian stereotype and not be shy and

cold to each other on this show. Just to lay this scene here Republicans barring

a meteor hitting the earth are likely to win West

Virginia that gets Republicans to 50-50 in the Senate they're doing very well in

Montana where Tim Sheehi could beat John Tester And then there's a whole bevy of really close states, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan,

but potentially none more tight than your state of Wisconsin

where polling shows that you have made some really big gains

lately against sitting senator Tammy Baldwin and where the Cook

political report just moved the race from lean Democrat to a toss-up. So

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