Coleman Congratulates Franken on Senate Win »
Posted By capj71 5 months, 4 weeks ago in NewsAfter the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that Al Franken should be certified the winner of the 2008 US Senate race in Minnesota, Republican Norm Coleman released a statement conceding the race, and congratulating Franken. Coleman said, “The Supreme Court of Minnesota has spoken and I respect its decision and will abide by the result.”
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pokydoke5 months, 4 weeks ago
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I can't imagine how you can paint Franken as a loser. he has been a successful author and comedian and talk show host. He has far more accolades than Coleman. I would venture to say that his humanity far exceeds that of simonsez, Comode#2 and not2fun combined. You guys won't be happy until all the country has elected officials that are vapid brain dead morally bankrupt crooks.
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Ratskii5 months, 4 weeks ago
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Hi, I'm a long time Minnesotan (over 35 years). I didn't support Franken at the caucus level. Personally I thought Jack Nelson-Palmyer would have been a better choice. That said, look at the candidate the republicans are supporting. Coleman failed his bid to become the endorsed DFL candidate for the Senate, changed all his core beliefs overnight and suddenly decided he was a republican. The man is a clear opportunist. I wouldn't support him for any political office.
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Franked isn't perfect, but damn, look at some of the people republicans are electing.
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