Comments on: The Fix: Florida lesson for Coleman is Jennings v. Buchanan, not Bush v. Gore

By: Karen Lee

Karen Lee — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 22:51:26 +0000

GOV PLENTY to People of Minnesota: Screw-YOU; I intend to LET FEDERAL courts DECIDE!

Never thought I’d LIVE to see the day when this Sovereign State’s Elected LEADER would BACK his OWN (corrupt) political party OVER THE PEOPLE OF this STATE who elected him. IF Minnesota’s own GOVERNOR PLENTY does NOT support our STATE’S JUDICIARY … WHY is HE still IN OFFICE? The People of the Sovereign state of Minnesota cast their ballots in a FAIR & HONEST election. Like ALL ELECTIONS, none is perfect; there are flaws –just as there are FLAWS in human beings. BUT for the past TWO HUNDRED-PLUS years, THOSE FLAWS have always been considered to BALANCE OUT each other. THAT IS, until recent elections SHOWED THE PEOPLE voting AGAINST the Republican Party.
NOW, the People get ROYALLY (republicanly) SCREWED by having their votes SET ASIDE and LITIGATED until hell FREEZES OVER! BY WHAT RIGHT do these party HACKS interfere with the elective process –AND cast aspersions on this state’s elected/appointed/hired officials who fairly DETERMINED our results? NOT one instance of fraud or deception has been found! NOT ONE.
THIS was a righteous election whose outcome SHOULD BE DETERMINED by Minnesotans -NOT GOP party hacks!
RECALL THE GOVERNOR if he refuses to honor the MINNESOTA COURTS’ decisions

By: Minnesota Central

Minnesota Central — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 18:23:34 +0000

The other main difference is that Pelosi did not protest the seating of Buchanan … the Dems could have held out until the lawsuits were settled. Coryn isn’t Pelosi.

By: Randy

Randy — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 14:00:06 +0000

Right now, Norm’s political future–or present, for that matter–is secondary. For his backers, the biggest reason to continue the fight is to deny a seat to a Democratic Senator. Norm is just a patsy here: it doesn’t matter if he wins or loses, as long as the seat stays vacant.

You would think he would be smart enough to realize that, and have enough pride to withdraw with some dignity.