By the way: You know that at the moment, the current vote count (with nearly three million votes cast) in the Coleman - Franken Senate race in Minnesota is just over 200 votes and fluctuating. This raises the possibility of a perfect tie. Minnesota law stipulates that at tie be settled by lot. That could be a coin toss, or it could be by drawing straws, etc.
Were that to happen, what kind of stupid crap would come from Coleman ... What 9 year old rule changing or sophomoric complaining would we have to endure????
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I wish the best to those of you in Minnesota trying to beat Coleman.