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Norm Coleman (Republican, Minnesota)

reviewed by Loerke

Loerke
04/26/2009

Norm Coleman (Republican, Minnesota) 1

This is a classic case of the politician who can imagine doing nothing else. Before the election, he was willing to take any stand that would help him get elected. After the election, he sank his teeth into the prize and refused to let go. People complained about Gore holding out for a few weeks, but Coleman is still going strong almost six months after the election. Despite every court hearing having gone against him, Coleman keeps holding press conferences promising eventual victory. He's said that he may appeal a June hearing that is supposed to be the final verdict on the issue. Sorry, man, somebody has to lose, and in this case you're it. Time to be a man and admit defeat.

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Astromike commented 210 days ago.
You do have a valid point. Whatever happen to bowing out gracefully? Their both a joke. I mean he lost to Stuart Smally (Al Franken). Thats pretty bad Norm.

Loerke commented 210 days ago.
Amazed to hear you agree with me. I think Franken can only hurt the image of the Democratic Party.

Astromike commented 210 days ago.
Well. I may be a moderate republican, but I am a realist too lol.

sk4u2009 commented 209 days ago.
Well, being a minnesotan, and dealing with this stupid drama.... when the election was done to begin with, norm made a big deal of telling franken that if it was him, that he would just bow out gracefully. Now its all went through.... and franken won, by almost 300 votes.. but of course now Norm is fighting it.... its just ridiculous. Sheez, by the time this is settled, and it will be time for another election..... norm needs to go, even if it is a comedian who takes his seat....

Astromike commented 209 days ago.
I still hate Franken, and his radical views. I feel sorry for MN. No offense Beck, good luck.

Victor83 commented 202 days ago.
Mike, you might just as well feel sorry for the whole nation.
I agree with loerke here for the most part.
At this point, this is an RNC strategy to buy as much time as possible before the Dems get that magic 60-seat majority.
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