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Photos: Senate candidate Kurt Bills on the road

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Kurt Bills campaign
Kurt Bills, Republican U.S. Senate candidate, checks his phone for messages after a rally with supporters in Ham Lake on Friday, Oct. 12, 2012. While on the campaign trail, Bills travels in one of three old, blue school buses. This one is named Constitution. The other two are Freedom and Liberty.
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Kurt Bills campaign
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Kurt Bills finishes a speech to supporters during a rally Friday, Oct. 12, 2012 in Ham Lake. While on the campaign trail, Bills travels in one of three blue school buses named Constitution, Liberty and Freedom.
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Kurt Bills campaign
Kurt Bills, Republican U.S. Senate candidate, checks his phone for messages after a rally with supporters in Ham Lake on Friday, Oct. 12, 2012. While on the campaign trail, Bills travels in one of three old, blue school buses. This one is named Constitution. The other two are Freedom and Liberty.
MPR Photo/Jennifer Simonson
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Kurt Bills campaign
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Kurt Bills, center, talks to supporters during a rally Friday, Oct. 12, 2012 in Ham Lake. While on the campaign trail, Bills travels in one of three blue school buses named Constitution, Liberty and Freedom.
MPR Photo/Jennifer Simonson