« MY VIEW FOR TODAY’S CANVASSING BOARD MEETING; LIVE-BLOG COMING SOON | Home | STATE CANVASSING BOARD MEETING LIVE-BLOG »
COLEMAN FOR U.S. SENATE PRESS RELEASE: “FRANKEN CAMPAIGN LAUNCHES BRAZEN LAST MINUTE ATTEMPT TO STOP RECOUNT”
By Michael B. Brodkorb | November 18, 2008
ST. PAUL – Coleman for Senate Campaign Manager Cullen Sheehan just released the following statement regarding the Franken Campaign’s last minute legal challenge to stop the ordered statewide recount from moving forward.
“In a last minute attempt to stop the recount, directly contradicting what they said yesterday, the Franken campaign has now clearly shown they will do anything and everything they can to turn this Minnesota recount into another Florida. They insultingly charge the majority of Minnesota county boards with failing to comply with state law, and denigrate the legal ruling of the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office. The Franken Campaign’s scorched earth legal strategy is now fully in view for all Minnesotans. Win at all costs, regardless of who or what laws get in their way. Minnesotans expect a legal and transparent recount, and it is time for the Franken Campaign’s legal team to give way to the thousands of volunteers and dedicated election officials who are to begin the recount tomorrow across our state.â€
Tags: Uncategorized
Topics: Uncategorized | 2 Comments »
2 Responses to “COLEMAN FOR U.S. SENATE PRESS RELEASE: “FRANKEN CAMPAIGN LAUNCHES BRAZEN LAST MINUTE ATTEMPT TO STOP RECOUNT””
Comments
You must be logged in to post a comment.
November 18th, 2008 at 3:05 PM
Calm down Michael.
Six years of Senator Al Franken will not be THAT bad.
November 18th, 2008 at 10:45 PM
Gee how refreshing…instead of a good candidate, we get one that is not THAT bad.
I don’t accept the premise…he is THAT BAD.
Coleman fails to support many important conservative issues, but he is an honorable man.
Frankin is a mean and angry man. He lacks the temperment to play nicely with others. Look at his background…have you heard any of his broadcasts on Air America (before it ignominously failed)?