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MN Supreme Court Tosses One Of Coleman's Main Hopes
Ace of Spades HQ — ... of Canvassers. The ruling disarms Coleman of one of his last major opportunities to overcome the 225-vote lead held by Franken after the inclusion of hundreds of absentee ballots disqualified for no legal reason. So, Franken will be declared the winner today and then it will be up to Coleman to sue or not to overturn the result of the election. Meanwhile, the Senate meets tommorow for the first time in 111th Congress. Will they seat Franken if there are challenges before a court? Chuck Shumer says yes, John Cornyn says no. As the man said, Worst Election Ever.

The Coming Era Of Bipartisanship?
RedState: Conservative News and Community — We are presumably supposed to put aside partisan feelings–you know, the same ones that led to the demonization of anyone who worked in the Bush Administration–now that we are entering The Golden Age Of Obama. This despite: Fraud in Minnesota. Note that the incoming chairman of the Senate Rules Committee is setting things up to issue a kangaroo-court ruling in the event that matters concerning the Minnesota recount come before his committee. Efforts made to marginalize Republicans in the House, despite 2006 campaign promises of genuine bipartisanship. Forgive me if I don’t trust this ...

The Coming Era Of Bipartisanship?
A Chequer-Board of Nights and Days — We are presumably supposed to put aside partisan feelings--you know, the same ones that led to the demonization of anyone who worked in the Bush Administration--now that we are entering The Golden Age Of Obama. This despite: Fraud in Minnesota ...