Comments on: No, Norm Coleman Isn’t Coming Back http://washingtonindependent.com/45993/no-norm-coleman-isnt-coming-back National News in Context Wed, 25 Nov 2009 21:36:22 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: mill http://washingtonindependent.com/45993/no-norm-coleman-isnt-coming-back/comment-page-1#comment-34575 mill Mon, 08 Jun 2009 21:30:16 +0000 http://washingtonindependent.com/?p=45993#comment-34575 Unfortunately for Mr. Coleman, his supporters are not numerous enough for him to get elected governor here in Minnesota. He has burned bridges with the few of us independents in play in Minnesota by dragging out a merit-less legal challenge to the election for US Senator from Minnesota. He put his own selfish interests above the interests of nearly 5 million Minnesotans who deserve to have full representation in the US Senate. That has been delayed for more than 5 months due solely to Mr. Coleman's baseless lawsuits and false allegations of election improprieties.<br><br>I speculate that Mr. Coleman is dragging this out for an economic payback by well-heeled Republicans. If he won as Governor, he couldn't recover from his growing indebtedness and legal bills. He still faces criminal investigation in relation to a campaign donor from Texas.<br><br>He isn't running for Governor. He'd be brain-dead to try, and he's not that. He's running for a fat lobbying job or some featherbedded position in some right-wing political think tank at high salary. Unfortunately for Mr. Coleman, his supporters are not numerous enough for him to get elected governor here in Minnesota. He has burned bridges with the few of us independents in play in Minnesota by dragging out a merit-less legal challenge to the election for US Senator from Minnesota. He put his own selfish interests above the interests of nearly 5 million Minnesotans who deserve to have full representation in the US Senate. That has been delayed for more than 5 months due solely to Mr. Coleman's baseless lawsuits and false allegations of election improprieties.

I speculate that Mr. Coleman is dragging this out for an economic payback by well-heeled Republicans. If he won as Governor, he couldn't recover from his growing indebtedness and legal bills. He still faces criminal investigation in relation to a campaign donor from Texas.

He isn't running for Governor. He'd be brain-dead to try, and he's not that. He's running for a fat lobbying job or some featherbedded position in some right-wing political think tank at high salary.

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]]> By: mill http://washingtonindependent.com/45993/no-norm-coleman-isnt-coming-back/comment-page-1#comment-32738 mill Mon, 08 Jun 2009 14:30:16 +0000 http://washingtonindependent.com/?p=45993#comment-32738 Unfortunately for Mr. Coleman, his supporters are not numerous enough for him to get elected governor here in Minnesota. He has burned bridges with the few of us independents in play in Minnesota by dragging out a merit-less legal challenge to the election for US Senator from Minnesota. He put his own selfish interests above the interests of nearly 5 million Minnesotans who deserve to have full representation in the US Senate. That has been delayed for more than 5 months due solely to Mr. Coleman's baseless lawsuits and false allegations of election improprieties.<br><br>I speculate that Mr. Coleman is dragging this out for an economic payback by well-heeled Republicans. If he won as Governor, he couldn't recover from his growing indebtedness and legal bills. He still faces criminal investigation in relation to a campaign donor from Texas.<br><br>He isn't running for Governor. He'd be brain-dead to try, and he's not that. He's running for a fat lobbying job or some featherbedded position in some right-wing political think tank at high salary. Unfortunately for Mr. Coleman, his supporters are not numerous enough for him to get elected governor here in Minnesota. He has burned bridges with the few of us independents in play in Minnesota by dragging out a merit-less legal challenge to the election for US Senator from Minnesota. He put his own selfish interests above the interests of nearly 5 million Minnesotans who deserve to have full representation in the US Senate. That has been delayed for more than 5 months due solely to Mr. Coleman's baseless lawsuits and false allegations of election improprieties.

I speculate that Mr. Coleman is dragging this out for an economic payback by well-heeled Republicans. If he won as Governor, he couldn't recover from his growing indebtedness and legal bills. He still faces criminal investigation in relation to a campaign donor from Texas.

He isn't running for Governor. He'd be brain-dead to try, and he's not that. He's running for a fat lobbying job or some featherbedded position in some right-wing political think tank at high salary.

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