Thursday, December 04, 2008

Minnesota Senate recount: Coleman leads by 251 votes

With 99 percent of the Election Day ballots recounted, Norm Coleman is still leading Al Franken. According to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, the incumbent Republican, with 99 percent of the vote retallied, Coleman tops the Minnesota Democratic Farmer-Labor candidate by 251 votes.

Yesterday I reported that 133 Minneapolis ballots were counted twice. Now no one knows where those ballots are.

There is speculation that Franken will take his struggle, assuming he loses the recount--which appears likely, to the floor of the US Senate.

Fine, do that. Make a bigger fool of your self. Kill your political career.

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3 comments:

Windypundit said...

What do you mean "kill your political career"? This is the high point for him. This is his political career.

Anonymous said...

Thank goodness Coleman is leading at the end. What a nightmare Franken would be.

Anonymous said...

Al Frankenstein.