Which picture is Al Franken and which is Stuart Smaley? We'll never tell!!!
Here's the Liberal media doing what it does best, distorting an issue and slighting a Republican in what is supposed to be a staight forward news article.
Ruling a setback for Franken challenger
Minn. Supreme Court rejects Coleman request to count absentee ballots
By Brian Bakst The Associated Press
12:58 PM EST, January 5, 2009
Minn. Supreme Court rejects Coleman request to count absentee ballots
By Brian Bakst The Associated Press
12:58 PM EST, January 5, 2009
Here's a link to the article as printed in the Baltimore Sun.
Political commentator Dick Morris provides more insight into this travesty on his web site.
Let's be perfectly blunt here. Listen up you idiots, Norm Coleman is the INCUMBENT senator from Minnesota and will remain so until the legal matters regarding this election are settled. Al Franken, the loud mouthed boorish little twit, who somehow managed to become the Democratic party's nominee to contest Norm Coleman is the challenger. How willfully stupid can the news media be?
This election deserves much attention as the techniques and unbelievable actions taken during the recount process reveal an election being stolen from a good and decent man who ran an honest campaign against a shameless prick, some know as Stuart Smaley, who has about as much qualification to be Senator as Caroline Kennedy. At least Caroline, you know, Kennedy, you know, has well you know, some manners and you know gracefulness. Stuart Smalley is a loud-mouthed jerk who no matter how hard we attempt to create a short impression of him, is skillful at few things other than being rude and insulting.
It's a pretty bad sign when a group of Hollywood Democrats pitched in to create an advertisement to run in Minnesota urging the public to realize that "He's not one of us!" They deplored his tactics and message.
Nevertheless, slime tactics and political corruption are becoming institutionalized within some factions of the Democratic party and appear to have taken hold in Minnesota.
It will be a sad day in American History if Stuart Smalley is seated as a United States Senator. Yes, Stuart Smalley, you are somebody, but we're too polite to say what you are. We're also too polite to be able to adequately describe the news media who have willfully jumped in your back pocket.
If somehow this charade turns out in your favor, it would be an absolute oxymoron to call you the "Honorable Senator from Minnesota." We would surely be glad to call you any kind of moron we can imagine, however.
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