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The Atlantic Politics Channel: In MN, Conspiracy Dogs Won't Hunt
The BRAD BLOG: National Republican Party Claims 'Stolen Election' in Minnesota's U.S. Senate Race
Daily Kos: Republicans Prove Once Again That They Don't Want Votes Counted
The Ed Morrissey Show: Vin Weber, John Randall
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... will talk more about the new Minnesota Recount site, as well as the run-off election in Georgia and the wait on the Alaskan election to see whether the GOP will retain that seat. Now you can join the conversation in the chat room! Be sure to register at Ustream to participate in our raucous live-chat sessions. (And if the log-in prompt doesn’t come up in the chat box below, use ...
In MN, Conspiracy Dogs Won't Hunt
The Atlantic Politics Channel —
http://minnesotarecount.com/ That's a new blog started by Republicans to keep watch on what they call "shenanigans" perpetrated by Democrats as the Minnesota Senate recount proceeds. They're particularly focused on the way that the results from the re-canvass -- as distinct from the recount -- keep trending in one direction. But there is precedent: in 2006, Republican Senate candidate Mark Kennedy lost 3,500 votes and Democrat Amy Klobuchar lost only 600. (Historically, the canvass tallies this cycle are more accurate than in the past.) ...
National Republican Party Claims 'Stolen Election' in Minnesota's U.S. Senate Race
The BRAD BLOG —
... ) has now gone so far as to set up a "Minnesota Recount" conspiracy theory blog. The site is devoted to the advancement of making and reposting unsubstantiated claims from around the wingnut 'sphere --- and that would include liar John Fund's Wall Street Journal --- that Al Franken and the Democrats are in the process of "stealing" the U.S. Senate race in Minnesota... ...
Republicans Prove Once Again That They Don't Want Votes Counted
Daily Kos —
... moves began the day after the election when Norm Coleman declared himself the winner and laughably suggested that Al Franken forego any recount, and now, the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) has set up a website for "keeping a watchful eye" on the recount. ...
11/14: Senators In The Spotlight
Blogometer —
... of being a Franken shill. In yet another indication of the growing influence of bloggers, the NRSC is featuring a number of these blog posts on a new website they created in order to keep "a watchful eye on Minnesota's Senate recount." LIEBERMAN: Bayh Wants An Apology Liberal bloggers are discussing Bayh's recent appearance on Rachel Maddow 's MSNBC show, in which Bayh ...
GOP Still Forwarding MN Conspiracy Theories in U.S. Senate Election, Corporate Media Lends a Destructive Hand
The BRAD BLOG —
... Though the last post on their conspiracy website was made on Friday --- so perhaps that signals they're getting the message --- all of it still remains there, as unretracted garbage, even after Pawlenty himself has now acknowledged it as such. But the RNSC isn't the only bad actors here. So are the networks, cable channels and even the New York Times... ...
Franken Gains on Coleman Again on Day 2 of U.S. Senate Race Hand Count in MN
The BRAD BLOG —
... Incredibly, the Republican National Senatorial Committee is still updating their shameful conspiracy theory website, which has claimed, since it was ...
Every Vote Matters in MN's U.S. Senate Hand-Count. Every. Single. One.
The BRAD BLOG —
... Receiving the most votes is beside the point for the GOP, however. They have proven themselves willing to do anything to win. If you have any question about that, go see their shameful, official "Minnesota Recount" website where they ...
GOP Chair Michael Steele: 'Franken Stealing Coleman's Senate Seat'
The BRAD BLOG —
... last year after the election, specifically to repost unsupported propaganda, and allegations from around the web, charging that Franken was in the process of "stealing" the MN election. That embarrassing website, once found at MinnesotaRecount.com has been replaced with a page claiming the site to be "Temporary Unavailable" for the last several months, ever since Coleman's contest began. ...
