[youtube]_ODV5U87yps[/youtube] Not a good month for the First Amendment. The New York mosque story should have been a non-starter but the usual suspects, with assistance from the lazy news outlets, are whipping it up out of all proportion. But this ‘Net Neutrality’ issue has serious ramifications. Minnesota Senator Al Franken is calling it the “First […]
He’s good enough, he’s smart enough, and. . . After nearly eight months of waiting, almost 20,000 pages of legal briefs, and millions of dollars in election costs, Al Franken emerged Tuesday as the next United States senator from Minnesota, ending one of the most protracted election recount battles in recent memory. Full story at
Al Franken’s recount worked out for the best as of yesterday afternoon: it looks like he won Minnesota’s Senate seat by 225 votes, around the same number of votes Coleman appeared to lead back in November. (I only care because my father worked so hard on Franken’s campaign, and I like to give props to my
As of yesterday, Al Franken was 48 votes ahead in the Minnesota Senate race. Jewish Minnesotans (both of them) are still on shpilkes. Gentiles are quoted as saying “Enough already.”