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Minnesota Race Continues to PerplexPosted on Dec 3, 2008
In case you haven’t been following Al Franken’s fortunes in Minnesota’s ongoing recount, here’s a brief recap: He was down, but not by much, then down by less and, a little later, even less, then he claimed to be up, but now it looks like he’s down again, but not by much. Confused? You’re not alone. More from AP here.
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By tomack, December 4, 2008 at 4:31 pm #
It is the best thing to happen in years considering 2000 and 2004-and that’s a sad statement in itself.
Report thisBy Just Cause, December 3, 2008 at 10:31 pm #
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You mean you’re confused because you don’t understand what a recount is or you’re confused because you don’t understand that there is only one source for the true count totals? Then you are confused!!!
When the recount is done, odds are it will still go to the Senate and they will decide who will be the next Senator from Minnesota.
I still think this is the best thing that happened in years, as it give people a chance to see where the system can be improved.
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