So Dems find ballots in cars, duplicate ballots, but watch as the media gets all over Coleman if he tries to fight back.
Another lesson learned that Repubs should cheat like Dems to win elections...
I guess they don't because there is not a wide-spread acceptance at winning at all costs on the right.
Didn't say it doesn't happen with a few people from time to time, but the systematic cheating throughout the entire United States takes lots of people from one side working toward a common goal of stealing elections...case in point...ACORN.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Minnesota's Missing Votes
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Monday, January 05, 2009
Funny Business in Minnesota
Strange things keep happening in Minnesota, where the disputed recount in the Senate race between Norm Coleman and Al Franken may be nearing a dubious outcome. Thanks to the machinations of Democratic Secretary of State Mark Ritchie and a meek state Canvassing Board, Mr. Franken may emerge as an illegitimate victor.
Mr. Franken started the recount 215 votes behind Senator Coleman, but he now claims a 225-vote lead and suddenly the man who was insisting on "counting every vote" wants to shut the process down. He's getting help from Mr. Ritchie and his four fellow Canvassing Board members, who have delivered inconsistent rulings and are ignoring glaring problems with the tallies.
Under Minnesota law, election officials are required to make a duplicate ballot if the original is damaged during Election Night counting. Officials are supposed to mark these as "duplicate" and segregate the original ballots. But it appears some officials may have failed to mark ballots as duplicates, which are now being counted in addition to the originals. This helps explain why more than 25 precincts now have more ballots than voters who signed in to vote. By some estimates this double counting has yielded Mr. Franken an additional 80 to 100 votes.
This is shameful and wrong. But, here are Democrats not really caring about the integrity of elections, just winning. Now, liberals can come here and talk about another case, but we are talking about this one. Frankin and other liberals are flat out stealing this election. There is no other way to put it. I would love for a liberal to come on here and speak intelligently about why this is not disenfranchising voters.
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
Frankin is challenging this ballot
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Saturday, August 09, 2008
Franken has ONE, ONE, ONE person show up at event
I don't think there is anything I have to add here...
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Friday, May 02, 2008
Republican blogger has Al Franken's Senate campaign reeling
Senate candidate Al Franken wants to talk about jobs, health care and global warming. Republican blogger Michael Brodkorb wants to talk about Franken's failure to pay all his income taxes on time.
Guess what everyone is talking about?
From the kitchen table in his tranquil suburban neighborhood, Brodkorb for the last year has used his blog "Minnesota Democrats Exposed" to launch a furious political assault on Franken. He's labeled the former comedian and liberal commentator a "mean-spirited and un-Minnesotan" candidate who's running a "desperate and ridiculous" campaign.
That's routine stuff in the world of political blogging, but in the last two months Brodkorb has scored two direct hits that have the Franken campaign reeling. Brodkorb scooped the traditional media by detailing extensive bookkeeping problems in New York and California that ultimately prompted Franken, this week, to pay about $70,000 in back taxes to 17 states.
Good, Frankin IS the stereotypical hate-filled liberal who would will, no doubt, take something much less serious and try and blow it up on his opponent just like this legitimate issue has hurt Frankin
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