Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Norm can't count to two!
The emails from the Coleman campaign have been pretty funny lately. Late last week, they sent one out featuring a newspaper editorial - from a North Dakota newspaper. But the opener to the most recent has been the funniest so far. For future reference once the Coleman lawsuit s forgotten history, Norm Coleman, former candidate for US Senate, is contesting the results of the election, claiming the State counted wrong in the recount of the close contest.
"[Franken's] attorneys have made it clear that they have one goal, and one goal only: To stop every valid vote from counting, and to prevent every valid vote from counting only once."
My emphasis for dramatically funny effect.
Labels: 2008 elections, Norm Coleman
// posted by Erik @ 1/27/2009 10:33:00 PM
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Saturday, November 08, 2008
Republicans never want to count the votes
Norm Coleman is a cad and so are his lawyers.
Coleman is a cad cad cad and deserves his own personal hell. And the prospects look good.
Labels: 2008 elections, Norm Coleman
// posted by Erik @ 11/08/2008 11:02:00 PM
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Tuesday, November 04, 2008
Kentucky, South Carolina
With only 1% of precincts reporting, CNN is currently projecting McCain to win South Carolina, even though Obama is 11 percentage points ahead, and well, just 1% of precincts are reporting. They're also projecting Lindsey Graham to keep his seat over his Democratic challenger Bob Conley is shown to be 4 percentage points in the lead. Whatever. Screenshot.
Perhaps a few clicks closer to my side of reality, with 34% of Kentucky precincts reporting, Democratic senatorial challenger Bruce Lunsford is within reaching distance of incumbent Mitch McConnell - if Lundsford catches up as larger precincts report - along with a Franken win in Minnesota (Franken was ahead by 12 in early exit-polling - a shattering lead compared to the recent neck to neck polling) it would get Dems to the magic 60 in the Senate, save the possibility of a Republican upset in another state.
Getting ready to go watch results come in via TV with friends and celebrate with coworkers later. I believe I've been reloading results long enough to be confident the only surprise left can be larger than expected Democratic gains.
Later, Normie, always despised your pathetic smarm!
Labels: 2008 elections, Norm Coleman
// posted by Erik @ 11/04/2008 05:00:00 PM
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Monday, August 18, 2008
MN Senator would skip Minneapolis/St. Paul convention
Heh, "Stay away".
Labels: 2008 elections, Norm Coleman, Republicans
// posted by Erik @ 8/18/2008 02:38:00 PM
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