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Tag Archives: Minnesota
Senator Al Franken Draws US Map from Memory
At the Minnesota State Fair. Pretty impressive.
Anti-Gay Marriage Watch: What’s Your Argument Again?
Notice that the below commercial in support of excluding gays from civil marriages in Minnesota actually offers no direct argumentative supports for the position at all. Watch: ___ In the intellectually bankrupt culture surrounding the anti-gay marriage movement, it’s taken to be acceptable to … Continue reading
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Can You Say SENATOR Al Franken?
You might be soon. According to Time magazine today, Norm Coleman’s appeal to the Minnesota Supreme Court appears to be facing a stiff headwind, not just from the judges generally, but specifically from a Tim Pawlenty appointed justice: The judges’ … Continue reading
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Tagged al franken, America, health care reform, James Dobson, John Macarthur, Minnesota, norm coleman, Politics, Supreme Court, tim pawlenty
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Al Franken: Closing In On a Victory Afterall?
Friday (today) sees Franken’s numbers dropping to a deficit of just 239 votes behind Coleman—and the recount hasn’t even started. See the Star-Tribune report here.
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Context is Everything: Al Frankin Shows How Coleman Dropped the Context for a Franken Joke, Making Franken Look Hysterical and Angry
In Minnesota polls, Frankin has recently surged ahead of Coleman. One reason: People seem to be put off by the gross distortions of Franken’s character fostered by the Coleman campaign.
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