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Thanks Jay for your all your efforts between the election and swearing in ceremony. Your coverage of the process and decisions was among the best!
In addition to lawyers for the winning side, I think all the people involved in the review and validation of the election process deserve thanks.
An email address was listed yesterday on the US Senate website for Senator Franken, so I made the following constituent request.
"Could your office publicize the State of Minnesota...
Given that your article is about “— we're emptying our notebooks and offering you some notes and quotes, dribs and drabs, dots and dashes ...”, the level of analysis is not a primary concern today. Professor Foley’s reading of Minnesota history and suggestions for the current application of lessons learned more than makes up for a slow news day.
How can people contribute to fleshing out the best story going in any media? Where are the individual accounts of people’s participation...