minnpost.com - 1/8/2009
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Senate recount: It's unlikely Coleman will win in court
By Eric Black | Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2009
Norm Coleman's statement announcing that he would contest the election result struck the right tone. But it seems unlikely that the courts will agree to reconsider all the votes that ...
politico.com - 1/6/2009
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politico.com —
January 05, 2009 Categories: Minnesota Reid: Coleman will
"never ever serve" Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid offered
the toughest language he has ever used in arguing that Norm Coleman s career in the Senate is finished. Norm Coleman will never ever ...
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Reid: Coleman will "never ever serve"
tpmelectioncentral.talkingpointsmemo.com - 1/8/2009
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tpmelectioncentral.talkingpointsmemo.com —
I've been reading through the lawsuit that Norm
Coleman has filed against the result of the Minnesota
Senate race, and it's a marvelous thing. The complaint ignores the existence of counter-evidence, employs one maneuver when it is self-benefiting ...
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Coleman's Lawsuit: This Whole Election Stinks -- And I Won
powerlineblog.com - 1/7/2009
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powerlineblog.com —
The media coverage of the events related to
Minnesota's Senate election and subsequent recount has been so
poor that it is difficult to determine what happened. The erosion of Senator Coleman's approximately 700 vote lead over Al Franken on November ...
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Overtime in the Minnesota Senate election
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'Daily Voting News' For January 7, 2009
The BRAD BLOG —
... MN: Coleman Challenges Senate Recount in Minnesota http://blogs.wsj.com/was...te-recount-in-minnesota/
MN: Opinion - Act III, the contest http://www.twincities.com/opinion/ci_11388091
MN: Coleman sues in Minnesota U.S. Senate race; Again, we wait http://www.twincities.com/ci_11390092
MN: Columnist - Senate recount: It's unlikely Coleman will win in court http://www.minnpost.com/...oleman_will_win_in_court
MN: Endless Vote ...
Coleman Unlikely to Prevail in Court
Taegan Goddard's Political Wire —
MinnPost looks at Sen. Norm Coleman's (R-MN) court filing challenging the recount in Minnesota's U.S. Senate race and concludes "the chance that the courts will reverse the result seem slim. It seems
unlikely that the courts will agree to reconsider all the votes that
Coleman is raising, and some of those involve issues that might add to
Franken's lead." "The petition has an almost generic quality. Think of every imaginable
way that a vote for Coleman that should have been counted was rejected,
add every way that a ballot given to Franken should have been ...
Going through the motions
Firedoglake —
... While Dick Cheney is forced to drive the Lark Jesse Helm's bequeathed him to the House and preside over the tally of the electoral college, in Minnesota the anti-climatic drama plays out in a manner befitting Norm Coleman.
Doing the least possible to accomplish as little as possible in as annoying a way as possible being the only possible possibility. ...
Going through the Motions
Rising Hegemon —
While Dick Cheney is forced to drive the Lark Jesse Helm's bequeathed him to the House and preside over the tally of the electoral college, in Minnesota the anti-climatic drama plays out in a manner befitting Norm Coleman. (Norm, with this wife a rarely seen, female Ann Coulter impersonator) Doing the least possible to accomplish as little as possible in as annoying a way as possible being the only possible possibility. The petition has an almost generic quality. Think of every imaginable way ...
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Coleman Challenges Senate Recount in Minnesota
blogs.wsj.com 1/8/2009 — Brad Haynes reports on Congress.
Norm Coleman is challenging Al Franken ’s victory in the U.S. Senate race in Minnesota, casting doubt on the fairness of the states recount and clouding Democrats hopes of gaining another seat in the ...
The Good News for Coleman...
fivethirtyeight.com 1/7/2009 — ...is that the Minnesota Supreme Court's order (.pdf) today didn't make any judgment whatsoever about the merits of Coleman's case on absentee ballots. It merely said that the time to resolve these things is during an election contest, not during the ...
Coleman's best hope is in court
startribune.com 1/5/2009 — Nearly seven weeks after Norm Coleman entered the recount with a slim lead, his chances of retaining his U.S. Senate seat now depend increasingly on his bid to count hundreds of rejected absentee ballots from mostly Republican-leaning precincts. The ...
Count every vote, Republican style
powerlineblog.com 1/22/2009 — When the canvas of local tallies was completed by local election officials after election day, Al Franken trailed Norm Coleman by roughly the same number of votes that Coleman trails Franken following the recount (225). Some twelve thousand absentee ...
Coleman Running Out of Options in Minn. Race
newsmax.com 12/31/2008 — The counting of improperly rejected absentee ballots will probably increase Democratic challenger Al Franken's lead over incumbent GOP Sen. Norm Coleman according to a new analysis of voting trends, effectively relegating Coleman to filing lawsuits ...
Franken Coleman Recount
campaignsilo.firedoglake.com 11/26/2008 — The Coleman campaign continued its addition-by-subtraction campaign, challenging considerably more ballots than Franken's people did today in order to create an artificial "lead" of 231 (per the StarTribune ). Franken's campaign claims ...