NAYTAHWAUSH — Peggy Flanagan took the microphone and began, as she always does, in Ojibwe.“Boozhoo,” she said, giving her name, her tribe and her clan before switching to English. “Thank you for welcoming me home.”Flanagan, Minnesota’s lieutenant governor and Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, had traveled hours across prairie, wetland, forest and farmland to reach this town of 504 on the White Earth reservation, where she is an enrolled tribal member.
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