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Today, the last witness for the Franken campaign made it through the weather and testified. Franken's side rested! The special side case of the Nauen petition "count my votes" appeared to finish. However finishing does still seem to be a problem, because apparently the rebuttals and cross-…
Norm Coleman never ceases to amaze me. No matter how much of a scoundrel you may think he is, he can always manage to go one better. For example, consider this story from CNN describing the election results. In an excruciatingly close election, we find Coleman barely ahead with 42 percent of the…
Well, ok, there is no Hell. So we're just going to tell Norm the truth and he's going to think it's hell.....
This item, from Tangled Up in Blue Guy (see THIS for more commentary) is absolutely outrageous. Unbelievable.
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Eric Black of MinnPost Dot Com has made an interesting observation. Last week the three judge panel charged with hearing Norm Coleman's "Election Contest" (that's a thing ... an election contest is a kind of suit claiming that an election did not go properly) finished their job. They ruled…
Why are these reporters still there? Why aren't they out doing their job? After the second statement by the spokesgoober, they all should have stood up and said, "Thanks, we've got our story; see ya!" and walked out. Why are they dragging this thing out to make it seem like some sort of valid press conference?
If they were to all go back to their desks and write that Norm Coleman refuses to disclose ALL the gifts he has received and that he will NOT tell the people of his district what kind of sweetheart job his wife has and then start digging to find out whats going on, they might get a little more out of the press secretary next time. Once the Coleman PR folks figure out that these scribes are not going to just write down what they're given like babies being spoonfed, maybe the level of information will go up instead of this silly stonewalling.
And if the reporters want some kind of 'gotcha' moment, they'll have to work for it. Yes, politicians are dumb but they're not THAT dumb.
What if a politician gave a press conference and nobody came?
T. Hunt