Candidate Al Franken, incumbant Senator Norm Coleman, and that other guy had their first (and only?) debate today, and from what I hear, Franken mopped the floor with Coleman (and that other guy).
I don't have any video of the debate, so here's an Al Franken ad instead:
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Wink, wink, nudge, nudge. The scoring on debates is heavily influenced by confirmation bias. I listened to the last portion, and was not surprised at the way that Coleman defended his attack ads. He never once admitted they were distortions and lies, but called them Franken's "record."
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The "other guy" is Dean Barkley, one of the members of Ventura's administration responsible for the education funding problem in Minnesota. I like how he says he won't make any promises, he'll just roll up his sleeves to get things done. Of course, when he closed he took the opportunity to brag about bringing money back to Minnesota, shortly after he had said that we "can't spend money we don't have." The Independents are perpatetic, metaphorically speaking.