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Senator Norm Coleman of Minnesota
Republican Senator Norm Coleman of Minnesota. Senator Coleman's current term expires in 2009.
Senator Norm Coleman addressed the convention earlier tonight...The Minneso
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Minnesota Senator Norm Coleman took center stage Monday at the Republican National Convention. A St. Paul mayor in the 1990s, Coleman spearheaded the
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Minnesota's Republican Senator, Norm Coleman, who's being challenged in this year's election by Democrat Al Franken, says that when the United States' space program launched the Apollo project almost 50 years ago, the goal wasn't to get halfway to the moon.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Remarks as prepared for delivery to the Republican National Convention on Tuesday by U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman, R-Minn.:
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Minnesota's U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman is defending fellow GOP lawmakers who are skipping the Republican National Convention because they're busy with re-election campaigns.
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Sen. Norm Coleman told delegates at the Republican National Convention that Americans need to elect John McCain to the White House and that the nation's problems are too big for one political party to solve.
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Sen. Norm Coleman took his turn on the stage Tuesday night, recalling his tenure as mayor of St. Paul in the 1990s.
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Away from the convention floor and TV cameras, politicians are using the national conventions as a backdrop to raise money and rub elbows with big donors, including Minnesota Sen. Norm Coleman, who faces a tough re-election challenge this year.
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(AP) - Sen. Norm Coleman, R-Minn., joined by Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wisc., left, and Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, right, speaks to reporters about a bill that would extend the term …
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… Norm Coleman (R-MN) "their next target," reports the St. Paul Pioneer Press. Comedian Al Franken "moved back to the state last year to work the Democratic vineyards and test support …
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A new Minnesota Public Radio Poll shows that Senator Norm Coleman and Al Franken in a statistical dead heat.
Al Franken - 41%
Sen. Norm Coleman - 40%
Undecided - 11%
Dean Barkley - 8%
I'm starting to see similarities to a 2006 Senatorial race where the GOP incumbent couldn't hold off his opponent, even though his opponent had controversial things that he had written in the past. Senator Al Franken? Only in Minnesota...
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Although gas prices have backed away from the $4.00 per gallon bench mark gasoline still has a long way to go to be affordable again for most American’s. As of today’s date, the cost for a barrel of oil is at $115.10 according to FT.Com. That is still double what most American’s can comfortably afford and with the coming winter, with far too many homes heated by oil, it will be a budget buster for everyone in the middle and lower classes of America. While the Republican’s in Congress are...
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Coleman & Hong: the faces of the Minnesota GOP
The last time former Republican Senator Rod Grams ran for office was in 2006 when he tried for a comeback against Jim Oberstar in Duluth and the huge northeast Minnesota 8th CD (and had his head handed to him). This week he wasn’t complaining about Oberstar or Democrats but at the startlingly low quality of Republican politicians in Minnesota.
Former U.S. Sen. Rod Grams is focused these days on his central Minnesota radio venture, but the...
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The Franken campaign continues to take two steps back only to stumble forward. Ventura polling well and taking support from Franken shows what a poorly put together campaign this has been from the start. Even Democrat observers are now getting off the band wagon as the wheels come off. They never "vetted" Franken which should have been the first thing his campaign manager did. His colorful past as a comedian should have been released and researched months ago. He will continue to remain off...
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Minnesota Tot Rep Dem Ind Men Wom Wht Union Franken 41% 4% 76% 35% 37% 45% 40% 47% Coleman 51% 92% 17% 55% 57% 45% 52% 47% Source: Quinnipiac This is quite a devastating poll for the Franken Campaign, but it is not surprising. There is so much skepticism here among the socially conservative Democrats that even they are content with Senator Coleman. Franken is tied with Union Households, Women, and even dose worse among Democrats than Norm Coleman does with Republicans. Hands down it is...
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