Comments on: Poll: 63 percent of Minnesota voters want Coleman to concede

By: barbara

barbara — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 22:13:31 +0000

I think most of you are missing the point -NOT ALL OF THE LEGALLY CAST BALLOTS WERE COUNTED- coleman was trying to get them counted.
Thank you for stating that ACORN illegally had votes cast and illegal votes registered. I love how Democrats believe anything they do is ok- but Republicans are soooo wrong when they do the same.
I guess Democrats just think they are smarter than Republicans—the truth is you just have to look around and see the majority of the upper middle class business owners are Republicans and the majority of people on welfare are Democrats- kind of speaks for itself.

By: freepatriot

freepatriot — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 09:40:29 +0000

mr coleman and mr tedisco are establishing a pattern that exposes the hypodrisy of their party

they want ALL the votes to be counted

except for, you know, Democrats and stuff

how much hypocrisy have we heard about ACORN ???

and now the republicans want to include illegal ballots in the count

why are you bitching about ACORN if you support illegal votes ???

the republicans’ whole argument against ACORN is that ACORN does what norm coleman asked a court to allow

By: Time to Take a Powder, Whiner | Reconstitution 2.0

Time to Take a Powder, Whiner | Reconstitution 2.0 — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 04:41:25 +0000

[...] “WAAH!! WAAH!!” Coleman has been told by the people of Minnesota that they are tired of him, tired of his obstructionism, tired of his attempt to steal an election [...]

By: John

John — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 21:19:27 +0000

RW, I do not care about the religion (or lack thereof) of a political candidate, whether it be Coleman-Franken-Wellstone’s or Ellison’s. Read up on the separation of church and state.

By: Larry Hirsch

Larry Hirsch — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 20:44:35 +0000

Enough already………..this Californian would like to see the full US Senate get on w/ the Nation’s business……Coleman, get lost !!!

By: RW

RW — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 20:23:04 +0000

While I like Mr. Franken and agree with him politically for the most part, I am still trying to figure out how two men from the same minority religion end up running against each other for the United States Senate in a state that has very few people from the religion in question? I am not talking about one candidate being a Methodist and the other being a Catholic. Jews are an extreme minority in Minnesota. Something like this rarely even happens in local elections in Miami and New York City. So how did it happen in Minnesota? I not am antisemitic and I don’t want to be in league with anti-Jewish conspiracy theorist but will someone please explain how this happened. All of the math just simply works against it happening by accident.

By: RW

RW — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 19:33:21 +0000

Where does Norm Coleman get this “will of the people” crap from? If he was really worried about the will of the people he would have conceded the night of the election when he and Franken finished in a virtual tie and the third place candidate a long time Democrat running as an Independent garnered a huge amount of votes. So any way you look at it the will of the people was that a Republican not be the next Senator from Minnesota. It doesn’t take a Rhodes Scholar or a rocket scientist to figure out that the majority of the people wanted a Democrat to be the next Senator from Minnesota, and the Democrat with the most votes was Weird Al Franken. So Mr. Coleman for once in your life have some class and take your whoppin like a man.

By: AluminumKen

AluminumKen — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 19:22:53 +0000

And no one thinks this isn’t a cheap way for the Republicans to block the Presidents agenda? Wish the Republicans would grow up!