Didn't I say it would end up just like Washington State in 2004? That is how predictable leftists are. They will always go back to the same, shady, underhanded strategies that their party masters indoctrinated them with.
What happened in Washington State is now happening in Minnesota.
From The Hill:
| Democrat Al Franken’s (Minn.) campaign filed a brief with Minnesota’s Board of Canvassers Monday seeking to have the organization in charge of certifying the election include some disqualified provisional and absentee ballots in the vote totals. “There are, of course, legitimate reasons to reject absentee ballots,” said Franken spokesman Andy Barr in a conference call with reporters. “But it is clear that there are some absentee ballots that have been rejected in error. Those votes should be counted.” The Franken campaign said they expected their campaign and the Coleman campaign to have an opportunity to present arguments before the board at 1 p.m. tomorrow, but opened the door to a federal challenge to the election results should the board decide against them. Barr refused to give an exact estimate of how many previously excluded ballots may be added to the tally, but said he believed it to be in the “hundreds.” |
Isn't it amazing how they keep "finding" votes for Al Franken? I wonder how many of those ballots were from peopl registered by ACORN.
Washington State all over again. I'll bet they will soon starting wanting to count votes from dead.
Franken Wants Disqualified Ballots To Count
The Hill
November 17, 2008
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