The Scoop on the MN Senate Race Recount
Minnesota has gotten unusually high marks from experts for its record of election oversight. The recount will test how well Minnesota's procedures hold up under the closest scrutiny.
Minnesota has gotten unusually high marks from experts for its record of election oversight. The recount will test how well Minnesota's procedures hold up under the closest scrutiny.
'm trying very hard to keep from gloating inwardly about Al Franken's plight, since, from Election Day, 2004, he has always pointedly denied the evidence of fraud by the Republicans.
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Though I lived in Minneapolis for a year to produce Al Franken's radio show, I am not an expert on local politics. But I do know that his Senate contest that was a statistical toss-up on Election Day remains one right now.
It probably never would have happened had it not been for the fact that we were trapped in Studio 8H for camera blocking for hours on end which was business as usual.
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Voters of Minnesota, your choice could not be simpler: Mitt Romney light, or a return to someone special in the US Senate from the great state of Minnesota.
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Franken used his fundraiser in Denver to press his case and harkened back to the legendary Sen. Paul Wellstone. Well, I knew Paul Wellstone. Wellstone was a friend of mine, and Franken is no Wellstone.
First listen to Heath in the Batman trailer, then listen to Al doing AL. Could this be an accident?
By dignifying anything that Limbaugh says, Kerry and Team Obama do a disservice to the success that Obama's retooled stump tactics had in making the Indiana race closer.
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So count already!!!!
Franken gonna steal the election? Ironic.
Steal? Counting _all_ the ballots and awarding the contest to the individual who receives the most votes. I thought that was how it was _supposed_ to work!?
There are a few reasons I'd like Franken to win, not least of which is to drive Bill O'Reilly through the roof. I'll be willing to bet he'd never bring himself to say Senator Franken, ever.
Sean Hannity is already pissing himself at the thought.
I'll take it anyway we can. The country needs a true change not status quo. We need 60 Senators to accomplish our agenda.
yes...and a few more laughs wouldn't hurt.
What is Herron saying? That dumbocrats have a hard time filling in a circle?
I do not find that difficult to believe. When they "x" out a circle does that mean they are marking thier 'mark"?