For Minnesotans, this race has been a nailbiter.
All of the United States Senate races have already been decided as of 01:00 (CST) 5 November 2008. Only one race remains to be decided: Minnesota.…
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26 - Clavos
Although since Dave offered no citation, I saw no need to offer one of my own.
Interesting. So you prefer to let others set your standards for you...
27 - El Bicho
that assumes I have standards.
actually, I prefer others seek out the information on their own rather than trust me. teach them how to fish rather than just give them one.
28 - Clavos
that assumes I have standards.
Point taken. My bad.
29 - Ruvy
The recount news from Minnesota is starting to get interesting.
Norm Coleman, the incumbent, is holding on to a very slim lead, 115 votes, with 60% of the precincts in the state re-counted.
In the meantime, there may be some dramatic events unfolding. In politics, even a few hours is a long time, and the news there is a developing phenomenon. I'll keep an eye on the situation, not merely for my own interest but also because I took the trouble to write this article in the first place.
If I have the time, there will be further reports tomorrow, if events warrant it....
30 - Cindy D
Ruvy,
The first link is bad. Interesting 2nd link.
31 - Ruvy
Cindy,
The first link is bad.
I tend to prefer the St. Paul Pioneer Press over the Star Tribune for my news from St. Paul....
Go here and look in the upper left hand corner for a quick summary, and from there you can go to articles on the recount. Have a pleasant Sunday.
Blessings from the mountains of Liberated Samaria,
Ruvy
32 - Cindy D
Ruvy,
Thank you, that works. Coleman now leads by 167 votes.
33 - Cindy D
December 2, 2008
Democrat Al Franken trails Republican incumbent Norm Coleman by just 50 votes with more than 200,000 ballots left to be counted...