Well, not yet, but wait for it. This story and this story describe "tracking" of the Democratic Candidate by the Teabagging Republican, which is also discussed by Jim in this story from the point of view of an insider.
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What I find funny is that the Republicans are saying that Dayton is "trying to hide" from Minnesotans when he is telling the trackers to stop getting between him and the people he is trying to talk to.