ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - Minnesota voters testified Tuesday their ballots had been unfairly rejected as Republican Norm Coleman argued thousands of disqualified absentee ballots should be counted in the U.S. Senate race.Read More......
"Perhaps my signature is not as good as it once was," Gerald Anderson, of St. Paul, told the three-judge panel hearing Coleman's lawsuit. "It gets cloudy and crooked. I am 75 years old." But that shouldn't have disqualified his vote, he said: "I want it back. I'm entitled to my vote." Read full article at Breitbart News...
Showing posts with label Coleman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coleman. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Minnesota: Coleman/Franken court case
Voters ask court to add absentees to Minn. recount
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Soros wants Coleman out of the Senate
By Ed Lasky
George Soros is the biggest sugar daddy of the Democratic Party, and naturally wants to ensure that the Democrats have a monopoly of power in America. Recently, I wrote an article for American Thinker on the role that George Soros has played in helping the Democrat Al Franken in his race against the Republican incumbent Norm Coleman for a Senate seat in Minnesota.
However, there may be one other reason that Soros was determined that Norm Coleman in particular lose his seat. This was personal.
Norm Coleman was the chairman of the Senate Governmental Affairs Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations and as such took a leading role in uncovering and investigating the United Nations oil-for-food scandal. Coleman was the leader in the Senate when it came to scrutinizing the operations of the United Nations; he appeared frequently in the media. The United Nations had never before come under such public criticism in the Senate. The mandarins and their fellow travelers were made very uncomfortable by the work of Senator Coleman. Read more at American Thinker... Read More......
George Soros is the biggest sugar daddy of the Democratic Party, and naturally wants to ensure that the Democrats have a monopoly of power in America. Recently, I wrote an article for American Thinker on the role that George Soros has played in helping the Democrat Al Franken in his race against the Republican incumbent Norm Coleman for a Senate seat in Minnesota.
However, there may be one other reason that Soros was determined that Norm Coleman in particular lose his seat. This was personal.
Norm Coleman was the chairman of the Senate Governmental Affairs Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations and as such took a leading role in uncovering and investigating the United Nations oil-for-food scandal. Coleman was the leader in the Senate when it came to scrutinizing the operations of the United Nations; he appeared frequently in the media. The United Nations had never before come under such public criticism in the Senate. The mandarins and their fellow travelers were made very uncomfortable by the work of Senator Coleman. Read more at American Thinker... Read More......
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Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Re: Minnesota Recount
Ann Coulter asks, "What is the point of having a hand recount of ballots in the Minnesota Senate race if the Democratic secretary of state is going to use the election night totals in precincts where it will benefit Democrat Al Franken?" Read more at Human Events
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