The Washington Post political columnist Chris Cillizza writes about a very effective ad campaign started by Senator Norm Coleman of Minnesota that may hold promise not just for Coleman (who faces a well-funded, if controversial, opponent-comedian Al Franken) but for all Republican candidates.Coleman is touting his ability to get things done, to deliver results to his constituents. He calls this a transactional approach towards campaigning. While he characterizes this style of campaigning as amounting to so much "who brings home the pork", it seems to be working for Coleman.   Coleman's ad features a voter clad in a bowling shirt in a bowling alley, extolling the candidate. Cizzillia writes:  If there's one thing about Norm Coleman, he gets things done," says the ad narrator, a guy dressed in a bowling shirt at a bowling alley. As the actor lists Coleman's accomplishments ("increased college Pell grants...helping us get energy...(Read Full Post)