Thursday, January 8, 2009

Al Franken

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10 Things You Didn't Know About Norm Coleman

Coleman and Al Franken are locked in a battle for a U.S. Senate seat from Minnesota. more >>

Could an Undecided Coleman-Franken Race in Minnesota Help Chambliss in Georgia?

Some polls show voters are less likely to vote for Martin if it would get Democrats to 60 in Senate. more >>

5 Senate and House Races That Have Not Been Decided

Results for a total of 3 Senate races and 2 House races have yet to be determined. more >>

Candidate/Comedian Al Franken Hurt by His Old 'Porn-O-Rama' Essay

A satirical "Playboy" magazine column from eight years ago becomes a campaign issue. more >>

Hah, Hah: Sen. Al Franken

No joke: He will be first professional comic in Senate if Minn. voters chose him over Norm Coleman. more >>

Al Franken Gets Democratic Endorsement in Minnesota Senate Race

The comedian and author of books such as "Rush Limbaugh Is a Big, Fat Idiot" got the party’s backing. more >>

10 Things You Didn't Know About Al Franken

Franken is running for Senate against Minnesota Republican incumbent Sen. Norm Coleman. more >>

Al Franken's Minnesota Senate Campaign Is No Joke

His campaign against Republican Sen. Norm Coleman is expected to be an expensive and nasty fight. more >>

Al Franken Acts Like a Politician and Supports Minnesota Union

Comedian, Minnesota Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, and all-around liberal rabble-rouser Al Franken went to the University of Minnesota to voice his support for workers on strike there, reports the Minnesota Daily. more >>

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