minnpost.com - 1/6/2009
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The Wall Street Journal editorialist blasted the State Canvassing Board as "meek," but one member's letter to the editor sounds anything but.
By David Brauer
fivethirtyeight.com - 1/6/2009
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The Wall Street Journal is bar none one
of the best newspapers in the country -- except...
when its Editorial Board is having a bad day. And today the Board is having a very bad day, having published an editorial that declares Al Franken's provisional ...
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Minnesota Canvassing Board Member Fires Back At The Journal
TPM Election Central —
... Cleary has written a letter to the Journal, saying that he's been a subscriber for over 30 years -- and he's really angry about this editorial. Cleary particularly objected to the description of the board as "meek" pawns of Democratic Sec. of State Mark Ritchie: ...
Casting doubt
Political Animal —
... , highlighting exactly why the WSJ editorial is completely wrong. Just as good, Minnesota Assistant Chief Judge Edward J. Cleary, a member of the state canvassing board, wrote an entertaining letter to the Journal , questioning the editorial board's integrity. As a member of the Minnesota State Canvassing Board, appointed pursuant to statute, I have attended all nine Board open meetings held the past seven weeks. I am knowledgeable about the proceedings as well as Minnesota's election laws. Our members (two Supreme Court Justices, two District Court Judges, and Secretary ...
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