Obama if fine with all of this. As the other two branches squander their power and prestige, his executive branch looks that much better in comparison, when viewed by an uncritical media and disinterested electorate.

Come on, America. Quit sending people to DC–of either party–who will not question or oppose any of Obama’s ambition. He doesn’t like checks and balances.

Franken shouldn’t have ever been close, but it can’t be helped now. He was elected long ago in a different age. The only thing that matters is that both he and Obama are gone by 2016 at the latest. Minnesotans, at least do your part in 2014…preferably, starting in 2012.

The question is how many Republican will be left to continue the fight.

Still, a small army that will defend and hold their position in the heat of battle and not wilt is far better than a larger army of unreliable soldiers who will totally fail in the heat of battle.

At least there is hope that the former might prevail or at least survive long enough to gain key allies who will join the fight on their side. Whereas, if a crtical number of your troops always panic at the earliest sign of conflict and keep abandoning their positions, the war is lost.

The only bright side is that with him gone, the RMSP’s Senate membership is now down to the Maine sisters and their brand of self-defeating, self-loathing “moderation” is not as likely to infect any other Republican.

That neither the NRSC, MNGOP, nor his own campaign could find the fighting spirit within themselves to kick up a fuss and inundate Minnesota’s airwaves with attacks on the thieving Ritchie and his so-called “Bipartisan” canvassing board is beyond shameful.

Republicans need to get over this fear of Press criticism and “controversy”. We need to stop patting ourselves on the back for being “better than them” – it is stupid to bring just a knife to a knife fight when you know your opponent is bringing an Uzi.

Nothing to see here folks, just move along.

SoS Ritchie was endorsed, bought and paid for by ACORN and their ilk and he delivered big-time. If Ruth Kipfmiller had been reelected our Secretary of State, I wouldn’t have to be sitting here looking for my bottle of Jack and a long straw right now.

I recall being so mad at John Ashcroft for conceding after the 2000 election. He hoped that the election would be a comfort to Mel Carnahan’s widow. Never mind that the St. Louis polls stayed open illegally for hours.

Now Coleman says he won’t move on to the federal court system. Come on, Norm! Grow a spine!

What gets me is that the LIBtards have no problem with stringing out the process until they get the result they want (Al Gore: unsuccessful; Stu Smalley: successful).

Note to future Conservative candidates: STAY IN THE FREAKIN’ FIGHT UNTIL the last dog dies! I don’t care what the headlines read! Consult the Constitution if you are bereft of reading material. . . and then, FOLLOW IT.

We’ll stay by your side, if that’s what you’re worried about. Go for their jugular (like they go for ours) and WIN, for a change.

Doesn’t the MSM know that? Don’t they care?

Perhaps they’re scared of Soros. Or, they’re so totally committed to the Democratic Party that they don’t care.

The Minnesota media will also chant “Let’s move on,” and try to forget the electoral shenanigans that elected Franken.

Jub because I’m a librarian, everyone assumes I’m liberal.

1) Franken is Minnesota’s Senator because the dead voted him in.
2) Sec State Mark ACORN Ritchie oversaw a voting system that invited voter fraud—and I suspect that was his plan.

We should be able to prove, convincingly, that (as Paul Mirengoff wrote) Norm Coleman won the majority of legally-cast votes in Minnesota.

We should also be able to prove that the partisan Minnesota media enabled voter fraud by being indifferent to the Dems’ shenanigans. Why was the Minnesota media indifferent? We know why: they wanted Franken to win.

If Minnesota’s DFL and MSM are comfortable with voter fraud, then it’s time to tell the people of Minnesota about it.

Part of the responsibility of living in a democracy: voting for responsible people.

Minnesotans replaced Norm Coleman, the man who led the Senate’s investigations of Hussein’s abuse of the Oil-For-Food program, with Stuart Smalley.

What…does Minnesota think this is funny?

I wish I knew that he was just trying to make a buck, but I think he has bigger aspirations than just money.