Walter Hanson
Minneapolis, MN

First of all Norm Coleman won through election day despite all the dirty tricks that Al threw at him. It took Mark Ritchie breaking his oath of office and Al’s lawyers to defeat Coleman not Franken the candidate. Not to mention Franken the candidate ended up with less of a percentage of the vote than either Reed or Clark is polling.

Second, Michelle has already been attacked far worse than Norm Coleman ever was and she has survived it. She became public enemy number one because MSNBC blew up one thing she said.

Third, a couple of reasons why Coleman failed to run away from Franken and have the easy victory he should have was that a lot of Republicans weren’t happy how he was willing to help the left (extra spending, supporting illegal aliens getting citizenship etc.) Bachmann doesn’t have that problem because she’s doing what Republicans want. Furthermore there was an ethusiasm gap which the democrats won. Trust me in 2010 the Republicans have that on their side not the democrats.

Bachmann is going to win by 10% or more this year compared with the 3% she won by in 2008.

Walter Hanson
Minneapolis, MN

If you think you can draw any conclusions at this point, you are truly a fool.

I suppose you also thought Senator Al Franken would get smoked too, right?

If you believe that Michelle Bachmann deserves to lose because she doesn’t care about the poor won’t she be losing already?

If Michelle Bachmann wasn’t doing her job won’t her number be less than 50% like her vote total last year?

It looks like that Michelle is going to cruise to her easiest victory yet. The question is how big will the margin be.

Walter Hanson
Minneapolis, MN