Comments on: Rasmussen: Franken, Klobuchar get favorable marks

By: carole

carole — Wed, 12 May 2010 03:22:37 +0000

Maybe Michelle Bachmann should take lessons on how to be a good senator from Franken and Klobucher. At least they are working for the people of minnesota unlike Bachmann who is running around making a fool out of herself, and trying to make a name for herself instead of working for the people of Minnesota. By the way the name she is making for herself is really not printable!!

By: Richard E Massey

Richard E Massey — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 00:21:39 +0000

Senator Al Franken should be delighted to have a 50-percent favorable rating with the people of Minnesota.
The 50-percent who recognize what an outstanding job Senator Franken is doing in the Senate are probably the same people who voted for him to be Minnesota’s Senator.
The folks who don’t think severely wounded Veterans should have Companion Dogs, women working for Government Contractors that get raped deserved it and are happy paying steep premiums for Health Care that will be canceled when they get sick are a hard bunch to please.
They still have scraped knees from all the time they spent praying that Senator Franken would lose the election to you-know-who.
The Voters of Minnesota. Bless your hearts and souls.
I wish there was some way I could appeal to Secretary of State Richie and have him tell me the name of the guy who colored-in the WHOLE Ballot except for the little white oval left to indicate he voted.
And all those Improperly Done Absentee Ballots. Too bad.
Minnesota wouldn’t need Absentee Ballots if on Election Day, everybody who showed-up to cast their ballot gets a coupon to Bowl 3 games for free!

By: classical liberal

classical liberal — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 13:38:21 +0000

The economic anti-liberals! Get rid of them!

By: Eric Ferguson

Eric Ferguson — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 05:46:26 +0000

I understand why Pawlenty’s results are the lede, but It seems notable that Franken has reached 50% support. I think this is the first poll to report that. 50% is generally regarded at the danger point for incumbent politicians, but in Franken’s case, the movement is in the right direction.

By: huh

huh — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 00:36:59 +0000

Hey how bout the latest from this loser siphoning money from the vets license plate program to the tune of at least $30,000,

By: MA

MA — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 20:47:08 +0000

If the governor’s performance is an indicator of what a presidency would be like, America should just sign it’s rights over to China. This guy is a bulldozer for his own agenda- look at the various state depatments web sites, especially the Department of Education, the site is nothing more than an unpaid political advertizement for his bid for presidency. He has run this state into the ground financially, robbed from the poor to give to the rich, made promises to those who contributed to his campaign fund and kept those promises by unalloting. He is arrogant, smug and a closet racist. He is scary in his hidden agenda. If you took a real poll of outstate Minnesotan’s you would find just how anti-pawlenty this state has become in the past 8 years. If something does not benefit the friends of pawlenty in the metro, the veto pen comes out or it funding is slashed by the unallotment. He speaks with a forked tongue.