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New GOP bosses give take on upcoming Minn. session

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The Republicans getting ready to steer the Minnesota Legislature are providing a preview of the upcoming session.

The top four GOP leaders were to go before reporters Wednesday to offer a rundown of their agenda. Republicans hold both chambers for the first time in decades, but they'll have to deal with a Democratic governor.

It's a complete flip from the current alignment where Democrats run the Legislature and a Republican is Minnesota's governor.

The 2011 session starts Tuesday. It will be dominated by debate over a massive budget deficit.

Buffalo state Sen. Amy Koch and Maple Grove Rep. Kurt Zellers will hold the most powerful Senate and House positions.

(Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)