Published 1/22/2009
by CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney
at CNN Political Ticker
Minnesota's Norm Coleman predicts he'll be back in the U.S. Senate after his legal battle.
WASHINGTON (CNN) — Sen. Norm Coleman began packing his Capitol Hill office Wednesday, but said he has no intention of giving up his legal fight to serve another term in Congress.
Coleman, a Republican from Minnesota, trails Democrat Al Franken by [...]
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