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    'Because the stakes are so high': On the campaign trail with Norm Coleman

    By Roxane Battle | Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2008

    Part One of three videos

    With just a week to go before the general election, Minnpost catches up with incumbent Republican Senate candidate Norm Coleman as he barnstorms his way across Minnesota.
     
    Roxane Battle talks with Coleman about his endorsement by the Star Tribune, and why this Senate race is the most expensive — and one of the nastiest — in Minnesota history.
     
    MinnPost has this report by Battle and 612 Authentic.

    Part Two: Al Franken | Part Three: Dean Barkley

     

     

    Election '08 | Tue, Oct 28 2008 8:12 am

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