September 23rd 2008 9:40 AM

Coleman Leads by Seven in Latest Poll

Senator Coleman leads Al Franken by seven percentage points in a poll released today.  Norm has 49 percent to Franken’s 42 percent, outside of the Quinnipiac University poll’s 2.7 percent margin of error.

 
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Senator Coleman is leading in this race because Minnesotans are responding positively to his record of accomplishment, which includes his diligence in passing the 2008 farm bill; his bipartisan work in exposing $70 billion in waste, fraud and abuse on the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations; and his leadership in the push to end our dependence on foreign oil.  Please join us in sharing Senator Coleman’s work!
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out of control

The only campaign I see that is out of control is this one. Maybe, since you two are being so childish, you could both dress up in little party dresses and have a slap fest for us all. Please stop insulting me with Al's bad language. It just shows how totally tasteless you really are. He's a comedian and bad language, sad to say , often goes along with that industry. I don't take my kids to his shows and am angry that you want to show this to them on a regular basis on television. I doubt that you'll post this, but I feel a lot better letting you know how I feel.

By: Susan

a bad skit

Al Franken's language and conduct is important because he's not running to be a comedian, he's running for Senate. He's tasteless, vulgar, and, most of all, WRONG - on just about everything. Go Norm!

By: Scott