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101. #101
     On November 11th, 2008 at 12:32 pm, RyanInSanJose said:

     Agreeing with what someone else said - what pushes Dems over the top in Minnesota is Minneapolis-St. Paul and also the NE portion of the state (St. Louis County).

     Being from Minnesota, I lost faith in their ability to vote when Mondale won it in 84, and of course Jesse Ventura doesn’t help matters..

102. #102
     On November 11th, 2008 at 12:50 pm, Cosmo said:

     Coleman isn’t loathed–we have a Ventura Effect coming into play here. Barkley took 15+% of the vote, and that’s why it’s close. With only two choices, I’m sure cooler heads would’ve prevailed by a larger margin.

     However, as each day passes, Franken “uncovers” more “irregularities” and “disenfranchised voters” so I’m sure by the end of the month, he’ll have somewhere between 58-62% of the vote.

103. #103
     On November 11th, 2008 at 2:45 pm, happyscrapper said:

     On November 11th, 2008 at 7:52 am, ThatSamIAm said:
     Fraud and more fraud. But the fact that the voters of Minnesota allowed a creep like Franken to be this close is shocking. Maybe the people of Minnesota are not smart enough to be voting in the first place. Ventura? Franken? Maybe we should drop Minnesota as a state.

     Just curious…what state do you live in? Just to let you know, I live in Minnesota, and dropping us as a state because we are “blue” is rather drastic, don’t you think? I bet I could find a dozen things about your state that could warrent being kicked out of the union. Them’s fightin’ words!

104. #104
     On November 11th, 2008 at 3:23 pm, nuss said:

     Cold-Cash Jefferson, Bridge-To-Nowhere Stevens, Wide-stance Craig, the mayor of Washington, D. C. (forgot his name), and many other deadbeats, convicted criminals, and amoral people who do things like forfeit mutliple mortgages, consort with terrorists, and leave their girlfriend to drown in a submerged vehicle…all elected and re-elected. And now this sick fecal stain Franken, so close to being elected to the Senate. That’s why we call our electorate “the sheeple”. A cold wind is blowing in this country, and I am deeply concerned.

105. #105
     On November 11th, 2008 at 6:43 pm, conservative in europe said:

     Nuss,

     Marion Barry - Mayor of DC and originator of the now, wonderfully oft quoted line: “The B**ch set me up!”. A shining example of class..

     Thanks to the Dems in DC for reelecting this guy and giving the rest of us something to laugh about..

106. #106
     On November 12th, 2008 at 12:30 pm, Wildcatter1980 said:

     Talk about creepy, reading the Power Line coverage has been just that. It is creepy how all the votes being “uncovered” are 100% FOR Smalley. But, perhaps more importantly is the extremely poor and incompetent press coverage of this. Check out Power Line for the details.
     –
     Ignorance, our most costly commodity - paraphrased from Rush Limbaugh.

107. #107
     On November 12th, 2008 at 5:27 pm, Jean said:

     If Al Franken becomes Senator… theres something seriously wrong with the people in The US.

     First Franken…whats next… Pee Wee herman?

108. #108
     On November 19th, 2008 at 1:08 pm, duff65 said:

     That Franken could get even 5% of the vote from a sane set of voters makes you wonder who votes in that state.

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