Oopstoobad6275 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)

is this man trying to say that coleman reported every gift he has received? im still a little hazy on that...

nahakala (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)

I can't wait 'til the recount is over and we can all move ahead with whomever is found to have the most votes.

nahakala (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)

To be bipartison, Franken was born and raised in Minnesota. His job took him elsewhere for a time. Coleman was from New York, moved to Minnesota to run for Senatee, and his job takes him to Washington. The point is, you need to get your facts straight before painting Franken in a bad light by saying he isn't from Minnesota when in fact, he is. Obviously being "from Minnesota" isn't a prereq to run for Senate.

stsstillwater (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)

coleman is only man w/dick in hes house i fell sorry 4 hem but i don't feel sorry for taking 2 much from mn and usa ppl

AppleSouffle (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)

Ha ha ha, what is your secret agenda, Desert Eagle? Al is obviously a very intelligent man. I've heard him on public radio; he has some splendid ideas for boosting education, creating jobs and alternative energy. Norm Coleman is two faced, he won't answer a straight question. Even this guy won't answer a straight question about Norm. On the radio, Norm sounds nervous and guilty. Instead of being honest, he attacks Al. The method of people with poor critical thinking skills, just like you.

SantosMitchell (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)

Vote for Dean Barkley. Coleman is a corrupt politician. He supported all the Bush administration policies that have led this country into economic crisis and a war that will bankrupt the nation for years to come. All the lies you flamers repeat ad nauseam only reflect badly upon your honesty and ill temperament. It never makes sense to argue rationally with ill-tempered liars as reason and fact mean nothing to you. The law suit in Texas was filed by Republicans not Democrats. Explain that.

deserteagle997 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)

Al Franken is not from Minnesota and is only out for SELF INTEREST. He doesn't know how to run a business or even pay taxes for his failed media ventures, so why should we trust him with the reigns to steer Minnesota right?? Voting for Franken is like cutting off your nose to spite your face. Even if it's not good for Minnesota, you'll do it anyways because you are a hater who likes to have a divided America. How pathetic. Franken is incompetent. Period.

deserteagle997 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)

I watched a recent special on ABC News that investigated Norm Coleman's Washington DC abode that he rents from a guy & it's a small room that they showed, nothing special. He claims he only sleeps there occasionally. Why should we not believe him?? If there is wrongdoing, why wouldn't the democrat-controlled state ethics committee have already publicly gone ahead & charged Coleman?? Al Franken didn't pay taxes AND didn't even pay the premiums for insurance for his employees!

deserteagle997 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)

You talk smack so you should be able to take it although you are a whiny liberal that must be 'entitled' to talk smack and be speed dialing your lawyer to press verbal assault charges against me! haha Seriously though, WTF. We are all Americans, we all want our businesses to thrive here & Divided we do fall. I will not trust Franken to be some 'hero' working for Minnesota when he hasn't lived here & Al could care less about us. All self interest & I'm not impressed at all tho I like SNL, lol

Namzso1 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)

Once again no evidence that he "sold" his office. No proof of anything. Senate ethics committee is headed by Democrats and nothing. Sorry your guy Franken is so weak they have to resort to making scandal when there is none. Corruption is not paying taxes. Corruption is taking illegal fundraising dollars from Norman Hsu, corruption is falsifying voter registration. CREW will have six years to work on their next trumped up charges against Norm when he runs for his third term.