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I think that the seating assignments of the two Sentorial gladiato...err, that's candidates says everthing about this race. Mr. Coleman wants to be re-elected simply to stay in first class. Mr. Franken wants to get to the Senate to help the oridinary working stiff, and his taking coach when he had no reason to think anyone was watching says more about the honesty, integrity and priorities of these two individuals, and what they would do in the Senate, than any formal debate or dirty campaign...
The Republicans love due process - as long as they can manipulate it and benefit from it. As the 2000 Presidential election shows, there is nothing that the GOP will try to rob, cheat or steal to win an election. When Franken was 207 votes down on election night, Mr. Coleman called on Mr. Franken to concede. Now that HE is down more than that number, why is his own advice such a bad idea? Coleman has lost this particular election, and the real force driving the continual appeals is the...