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

Mr. Coleman no doubt expects to receive benefit from doing his masters’ bidding. I suspect he hopes for an impressive position in the RNC for his ‘loyalty’. This is similar to his dropping out of the Governor’s Race when he was told to by Cheney’s people. He received a heck of a lot of support from the RNC for his Senatorial run.

Sadly, Mr. Coleman is causing increasing harm by his actions; not only to Minnesota, but to the USA by his actions. IMHO, his ‘political capital’ is passing zero and rapidly moving into the ‘political liability’ region.

A columnist recently speculated that Mr. Coleman will run out the string on legal appeals in order to land an insider lobbyist job that pays enough for him to catch up on his considerable personal debt.
It is just cynical enough to be true about some Republicans lately. If Mr. Coleman thinks it is a good idea to leave Minnesota without a Senator as long as necessary so he can get better pay in his next gig, he better be leaving the state for good. Screwing fellow citizens that way for personal gain won’t be applauded or appreciated by any decent neighbor he has here

Republicans…have the Supreme Court decide regardless of the popular vote totals
Republicans…go thru the voter lists and see how many can be eliminated.

Democrats…fight for voter registration in all economic classes
Democrats…Concede when it appears that the process will become too destructive.

As to the Senate Republicans advising their loser candidate, If I were a Missourian citizen I would resent the idea that some outside politician is going to weigh in on my election. I’m sure that if the Democrat senators got involved in their election they would cry foul.

Mr. Coleman lost the election. If he does not bow out now, he will lose the public opinion poll too.
There is a point where the only smart answer is gracious retreat.

obfuscate, denigrate and complicate.
That’s republican values.
PS The same republikan party that brought us 1 trillion dollar deficits not counting the Irag war which you and your enables allowed to be “off budget”.
Gimme a break.

Dear Mr. Coleman,

In a short time, the three-judge panel will make some announcements. They will find that the Minnesota Senate election was sound, and that Al Franken won it.

It’s time to throw in the towel. You lost the election in Minnesota to Al Franken. You should concede, and cease further legal challenge…

read more at
http://nihilix.blogspot.com/2009/04/letter-to-norm-coleman-concede.html