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November 9, 2008 Minnesota senate race raises suspicions in vote counting
No one is saying that the Democrats are trying to steal the Minnesota senate race between GOP incumbent Norm Coleman and Democratic clown Al Franken - yet:
This is shaping up more and more like the transparent way the Washington state governor's race was stolen by Democrats in 2006 when hundreds of ballots were suddenly "found" in Democratic King County - many of them coming from people (it was later determined) with unverifiable addresses. Minnesota is a "clean government" state - except when an election is to be decided by a couple of dozen votes. Then it's the wild, wild, west and anything goes. Expect this thing to be in court even after the recount. As we know, the Democrats like to keep counting - and keep counting - until by God, enough votes are discovered "in an election official's backseat" or some other place so that the Democrat comes out on top. |
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