MN Supreme Court ruled in unanimous favor of Franken win.

Pawlenty has said he'd sign the certification if court ruled in
Franken's favor.

On Jun 30, 2:26*pm, jps wrote:
MN Supreme Court ruled in unanimous favor of Franken win.

Pawlenty has said he'd sign the certification if court ruled in
Franken's favor.

There goes the constitution... Voter fraud is indeed a powerful tool
and with a congress that refuses to investigate it's own, we are
screwed...

JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:
On Jun 30, 2:26 pm, jps wrote:
MN Supreme Court ruled in unanimous favor of Franken win.

Pawlenty has said he'd sign the certification if court ruled in
Franken's favor.

There goes the constitution... Voter fraud is indeed a powerful tool
and with a congress that refuses to investigate it's own, we are
screwed...


What constitution would that be, ****-for-brains? The majority of seats
on the minnesota supreme court is held by republicans, and the court is
there to interpret the constitution.

As usual, your total lack of knowledge and understanding of civics is
noteworthy.

On Tue, 30 Jun 2009 14:35:55 -0400, Gene
wrote:

On Tue, 30 Jun 2009 11:26:17 -0700, jps wrote:


MN Supreme Court ruled in unanimous favor of Franken win.

Pawlenty has said he'd sign the certification if court ruled in
Franken's favor.

Anybody have a recipe to use up 6 months worth of Coleman's sour
grapes?


"They had elections today in Iran. Apparently, it's still too close to
call. They say if the vote is still close by tomorrow, there will be a
runoff election next week and then the usual series of lawsuits from
Norm Coleman." (Bill Maher, June 12)

"So now they're going through the recount. They're recounting the
ballots cast in the Iranian election, and today they found 14 more
votes for Norm Coleman." (David Letterman, June 17)

"The supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, said, 'This election was not
rigged, the results are final, and you can protest all you want, but
if you keep doing it, we're going to start cracking heads.' Now, if we
could only get this guy to call Norm Coleman." (Bill Maher, June 19)

On Iran's decision to get rid of 3 million suspicious votes: "To put
that in perspective, that's enough to put 9,615 Norm Colemans in the
Senate." (Steven Colbert, June 23)