Sorry you missed that fact in the news. But it doesn’t surprise me.

I guess you’re right about 7.5 years. We’ve been safe for going on 7 years now. Clinton never stitched that length of time together either.

I do have a question…Do you have a macro for this crap or what??

Coleman could have investigated FORCED PROSTITUTION and FORCED ABORTION, but he didn’t.

Norm’s tied to Bush; Norm’s tied to “Landlord” Larson, and he’ll soon be tied to Abramoff.

Butter him; he’s toast.

Norm “Smokescreen” Coleman

Does a hot key save calories??

BTW…Bush isn’t on the ticket..Dipshit. Obama is the one that plans on being around for 2.5 terms…as soon as he creates 7 more states

And obviously he didnt keep the nation safe for 7.5 years, there was 9/11.

In the cases of Entenza and Kelley, Hatch’s dirty tricks worked, and Hatch’s hand pick, Lori Swanson, ended up getting elected as Attorney General. Swanson is an utter disaster as AG. About 40% of the attorneys on staff at the AG’s Office—many with years of experience handling the state’s legal affairs—have resigned since she took office, and the state’s highest law office is in disarray. Instead of focusing on competently representing state agencies and enforcing Minnesota’s laws, Swanson is busy seeking headlines on a few high profile consumer issues in order to gear up her campaign for governor, while her pal Hatch plots his return to the AG’s Office. Don’t forget about all of the misconduct that came to light in the Legislative Auditor’s investigation, including the Swanson administration’s requests to staff to stump-blog for her during work time and Hatch’s own unauthorized blog post under a staff member’s name and his subsequent request to the staff member to take vacation time to cover it up. Swanson and her minions have also wasted your tax dollars and mine trying to crush an effort by her staff to unionize, an effort motivated mainly by staff’s desire to be able to say no—without fear of repercussions—to requests by the AG to work on his/her campaigns, to engage in political activity like stump-blogging on state time, to use the power of the office for illicit purposes or to engage in other unethical conduct.

So what’s the Priscilla Lord Faris/Hatch/Swanson connection? On February 20, 2008, Priscilla showed up at the Attorney General’s Office with her father, long-time Hatch/Swanson ally Miles Lord, to assist Swanson as she wasted nearly a morning of taxpayer-funded work time rounding up assistant attorneys general to make them vote about a letter written on behalf of the union organizing committee. Somebody should ask Priscilla why she participated in this ridiculous Swanson PR stunt and whether she thought it was an appropriate use of taxpayer-funded AG staff time. And while they’re at it, they should ask her whether Hatch, Swanson and their allies are working on or funding her campaign. It’s a safe bet that they are.

Norm Coleman is not exactly invincible, and although Franken probably can’t beat him in November, another DFL’er could. If the citizens of this state elected a virtually unknown and untested AG candidate like Swanson, they could do the same with Priscilla Lord Faris. Can Minnesota really afford to have another Hatch ally in high office?

I’d rather have him on my ticket than the unpopular president, Bill Clinton, or any gaggle of socialist, anti-American pricks running the Democrat led do nothing congress in Washington.

This one’s on Franken’s ticket: http://aftermathnews.files.wordpress.com/2007/08/pelosi_psychotic_witch.jpg

And any Democrat pretending otherwise is toast.

these guys on the GOP ticket will help Democratic Party candidates up and down the ticket.

And, yes, that guy on the right is on the ticket, and any GOPer candidate pretending otherwise is toast.

Here on terra firma, it’s well established the GOP’s corrpution and it’s ties to Jack Abramoff, R=Convict.

And those ties will soon include Norm “Smokescreen” Coleman, R=Lapdog.

Again, you get a gold star today for illustrating once more why nobody should aspire to be a Democrat.

Thanks for your efforts!

Thank you for proving, once again, that those that forget the lessons of history, tend to vote republiCon.

You’re the base, pal.

3 cheers for Priscilla standing up against Franken. I wish there were more Democrats like her.

That line may work with your wife, but we’re not buying it with regard to some half-baked story about Guam and the necessity to play Seven Degrees of Kevin Bacon to find the connection to Norm Coleman.

Their party has endorsed a horse’s ass for US Senate, but it is way too late to change horses now because doing so would be a tacit admission to the electorate that the Democrat party allowed it’s barking moonbat corps to steer the ship in the first place.

Rational Democrats would do well to chalk this one up as a loss and start planning for 2015; they’d save themselves a lot of pain.

It’s bad enough he changes the subject when defeated in one post, but he continues to babble the same discredited crap over and over again in later posts.

My eyes are starting to treat Tommy like el presidente, which is to say that when they encounter his name at the beginning of a comment, they instruct my brain to skip to the next comment because it’s a waste of time reading the same tired, deranged crap over and over again.

PD, I always figured you to be a little smarter than the (way-below) average Tommy.

Since when is it the renters responsibility to worry about the landlords property tax issues?

Maybe we should talk about El Tinklenberg’s late property taxes? At least that would be HIS responsibility.

Seems your boy Jeff “Landlord” Larson has delinquent property taxes, on the place ol’ Smokescreen (allegedly) calls ‘home’, in W.D.C.

Just like GOPer Davis, your republiCon leadership refuses to pay property taxes when due.

Norm’s tied to Bush; Norm’s tied to “Landlord” Larson, and he’ll soon be tied to Abramoff.

Butter him; he’s toast.

Angry Al is hitting rock bottom, and that’s where he’ll stay.

He also doesn’t seem to mind that the Democrat, Carl Levin, who chaired the committee in the years before and after Norm, hasn’t taken up the issue either.

As for me, I’m pleased with Norm’s rooting out of corruption, bribes and swindle at the U.N.

As far as PD’s prognostications about Abramoff, et al., the other shoe is about to drop in Guam. Should be fun to watch it all play out.

He’s in a no win situation here. If doesn’t respond, than she will get a buch of free shots. If he does respond (in any sort of negative way), than she can use it as another example of franken disrespecting women.

We keep him around for the entertainment value though.

Coleman could have investigated FORCED PROSTITUTION and FORCED ABORTION, but he didn’t.

The Ghost Of Jack Abramoff is getting ready to grab Norm Coleman, and Faris is helping The Ghost get ready.”

I’m a democrat and I don’t even know what the hell this post is talking about.

Coleman could have investigated FORCED PROSTITUTION and FORCED ABORTION, but he didn’t.

The Ghost Of Jack Abramoff is getting ready to grab Norm Coleman, and Faris is helping The Ghost get ready.