. - 312 votes separating you and the incumbent norm coleman, who was the republican out of 2.5, six-- - nine million, 2.9 million. - nine million cast. - we're very, very close, and so basically, coleman didn't have much accomplishments to run on so it all a-- - right. - it was an incredibly negative campaign. i had to prove the people that i was taking this seriously 'cause so much of this had been about he's gonna disgrace minnesota and embarrass us and so i, my chief of staff, drew littman, had me meet with tamera luzzatto, who had been hillary's chief of staff and we, basically, i said hillary came here with some challenges. she was very well known-- - she was a celebrity not-- - a celebrity. - not exactly the same. - a different celebrity than me, bigger celebrity, and also had been the first lady in a previous and because of that, probably republicans were gonna look at her a little, you know, askance. - right. - and democrats would worry about her taking their camera time, so basically, the hillary model was don't do national tv. - yep. - and work very hard, show up for your he

germany is one of the few countries worldwide that allows under eighteen's to volunteer only in a norm coleman bus roll teenagers can apply if i asked seventeen and have parental consent the german military is currently conducting a recruitment drive with officers giving talks in schools across the country the campaign also features an online reality show. extreme. well program follows army recruits for twelve weeks and is one of germany's most popular online projects however it's drawn criticism for making the military more attractive to youngsters the un is concerned the recruitment drive specifically targets children the german army has defended its methods insisting the training is done on the straight supervision regional m.p. martin bell so from germany's left party against tolerance and youngsters had been a huge campaigns in schools even in kindergartens. to make the army more attractive to young people there have been some schools who have been working together with the army to put the young students in some kind of camp we support some initiatives called peer you know corner bundeswe

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