You know what? Fuck my home state. Let’s invade them and put all the islamists in jail.

They already elected the first fucking muslim to Congress sworn on a god damn Koran.

Somebody nuke my homestate, please. Fuck Minnesota.

Mr Purple on March 21, 2009 at 9:03 AM

Another day at the office at HA.

wade underhile on Mar 22,2009 at 11:59AM.

wade underhile: Lets swap Quebec for Mn.and Chicago!haha!

We still don’t know whether they will appeal it to the federal courts on Bush v Gore equal-protection grounds. We can conclude, however, that this will stretch on for at least several more weeks.

Does anyone really believe that the Supreme Court would even touch this?

If so, I’ve got a bridge…..

*Weeping for my state*

Meanwhile in the Lone Star State. We are re-asserting our sovereignty.

conservnut on March 21, 2009 at 10:08 AM

I can’t think of anything within the Terms of Use to say about Minnesota.

However, Texas is on the right track in declaring their sovereignty.

The treaty that brought Texas into the union also gave it the right to split into up to five (5) separate states. Now would be a good time to get over “who would get the Alamo” and add eight (8) senators from what is now Texas. Perhaps they could form a commonwealth of five states. :-)

Well ,as a lawyer now he’s DONE.

the_nile on March 21, 2009

Maybe he was the problem all along.

nelsonknows on March 21, 2009 at 5:41 PM

+10

This seems to confirm that the Coleman team will appeal a loss to the state Supreme Court. Presumably, one focus of that appeal will the taint that occurred in the recount, when the Secretary of State assumed the role of an election contest and started opening ballots rejected on election night. We still don’t know whether they will appeal it to the federal courts on Bush v Gore equal-protection grounds. We can conclude, however, that this will stretch on for at least several more weeks.

Come on Ed,

Did you honestly think that this wasn’t going to end up on appeal? That might have been true if the “recount” had been definitive but this was a case where the lawyers were playing to the appeal since about December. What really is sad here is that none of the parties involved show any shame in the fact that the fifth month anniversary is looming and there still is no clear resolution. It’s pathetic and MN should seriously consider impeachment/firing for many of the officials that have been involved. I’d suggest holding off new legislation until you all have figured out just how in the hell you all managed to f**k up this process so thoroughly.

P.S. Other states should be making sure that their own processes aren’t so f**ked up that they become as much a national joke as MN has become.

Dude, what`s with the potty mouth? If you can`t make your point without using the f bomb then shut up.

What would your mother say??

Threatening the life of Franken during one of those helicopter rides.

sethstorm on March 21, 2009 at 4:09 PM

I’ve missed it. This helicopter>:

On September 16, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee released an ad that comes close to accusing Coleman of murder, or at least manslaughter.

The ad centers on Nancy and Claremont Anderson of Hoffman, Minnesota, whose son, Stuart, died in January 2006 when his helicopter was shot down over Iraq.

“If Norm Coleman would have stood up to the president and said, ‘This is not a good idea,’ maybe he would have listened,” Nancy says in the ad.

“We’re proud of Stuart, but he’s still gone,” says Claremont at the ad’s conclusion. “Norm’s gotta go, he’s gotta go.”

The minute-long piece packs an emotional wallop, but there’s something vaguely unsettling about the idea of a video editor nestled in a soundproof studio, cutting up the footage to juxtapose Stuart Anderson’s death with a call to oust Coleman, especially considering Franken himself initially supported the invasion.

Threatening the life of Franken during one of those helicopter rides.

sethstorm on March 21, 2009 at 4:09 PM

What gave you that impression? Is every liberal as dense as you?

No Slappy, that wasn’t a threat. It was voiced out of irony and out of the frustration of everything you liberals represent and support.

Al Franken is a complete idiot. On many occasions I have personally heard him say disparaging things about the US Military on Air America. I have heard his previous Air America alumni Randy Rhoades say in so many words that she wanted us to lose. I sat in a small audience in Camp Udairi Kuwait and watched him during a USO Show, try to get the National Guard upset about the equipment they were issued in a stupid comedy routine he did. He came out with a trash can lid on his chest and was saying he admired the IBA the Active units were wearing and the trash can lid was all the National Guard got. Now, the idea of this bastard coming to visit the very troops he crapped on and us having to haul his leftist, military-hating ass from one FOB to the other is just the height of irony for me. The idea of having to protect his sorry ass over the well being of my crew and me personally when he and Air America did everything they could to keep us in harms way is almost too much to bear.

Sheez! Don’t worry, if I got assigned the mission, the worst he would he see is the “No Donks Allowed” patch I put on my NVG Velcro on my helmet for just such occasions. He’ll be fine if he visits. My God man, do you think we’re the extremists that Leftist Professor Daly called on to attack our own military leaders. No, we’re not like the liberals. We protect even
the passenger that make our skin crawl.

Get it? Should I use smaller words?

hawkdriver on March 21, 2009 at 3:32 PM

Threatening the life of Franken during one of those helicopter rides.

Zorro on March 21, 2009 at 9:12 AM

They pile on so many of these that the public doesn’t even care any more. *#@% rolls down hill and this one comes all the way from the top. It’s time to use this scum as an example for all to see, and run a Republican against him. Minnesota voters are so spineless, I doubt anything will come of this. Hollywood and the lowest of the lowlife dems have their candidate in place. It’s time to move.

Threatening him with something?

sethstorm on March 21, 2009 at 2:39 PM

What do you mean?

athensboy on March 21, 2009 at 2:53 PM

Wake up, -boy. You are delusional. Plus, don’t celebrate the demise of anyone, yet. You will be sacrificed, among the first.

On topic, I wish you and yours, as well as the country, enough votes in the Senate, to destroy us soon. We must suffer, preferrably with a huge depression, so we find our compass and our values, again. 2010 will shock you.

athensboy on March 21, 2009 at 2:53 PM

+100

Tax Cheat, a badge of honor for business-sold Republicans

Zorro on March 21, 2009 at 9:12 AM

Oh great! I hope Senator Franken comes to Kandahar so we can give him a ride in one of our helicopters.

hawkdriver on March 21, 2009 at 8:52 AM

Threatening him with something?