I am a "good" American.
Not $.01 for this clown!

it's not a recount! the recount happened! you lost, dude! you're asking for money to fund a lawsuit. this is a different thing. jeebus.

I got some confederate dollars I can send him.

I guess when on Day 1 the court throws out your "evidence" because it's been doctored, and on Day 2 your sympathetic witnesses admit to having committed fraud in casting their ballots, ya gotta do something! Fox "News" is as good a place as any to try something.

I've got some spare Belize dollars. Do you think he would want those?

I'd contribute, but I'm saving my money so that I can get my teeth to look just like Norm's.

So Norm where's your rich Republican friends now that your in trouble. O yeah that's right your disposable now aren’t you. You asked for it when you made the "mid life" change years ago when you became a Republican. Talk to Lieberman maybe he can help you. Me I think you should just open the window and jump to freedom.

Hey Normie... the people voted to elect a GOOD AMERICAN, Al Franken, to replace you. Shame on you for attempting to drive this divisive wedge between Americans of differing points of view.

I'd contribute, but I'm saving my money for SaraPAC, cuz the Republican party needs a read American snowbilly to lead it.

Well, You have to admit, Coleman really knows how to pick suits. I guess GOOD Americans wear GOOD Suits.

I wonder where he buys them.

I'm thinking of organizing a group called, "Convicted Felons for Norm" and raising contributions for his legal fees. We'd kick it off with a press conference in St. Paul, with actors playing key roles. Anyone else interested?

Let's see: Mr. Soros contributed $2,000 for Al Franken's campaign . . . and over $6,000 for a Senate candidate in Nebraska named Kleeb. Out of tens of millions of dollars raised by the Franken Campaign, what was so magical about the miniscule fraction donated by Soros? For that matter, Norm's own campaign raised as much or more than Franken's campaign. Raised it and spent it. For every George Soros on the liberal side, there are a dozen billionaires on the right-wing side.

Coleman made a choice in the 1990's to quit the Democrats and hitch his ambitions to the Republicans. If his conversion had been a true ideological change of heart, I could respect it. But Norm's ambition has always been the driving force . . . and the sincerity of his party switching has always been doubtful to me, although he had Rove convinced! Now Norm is hanging on by the thinnest thread, hoping that somehow his desperate lust for political office will magically overcome his apparent defeat in the election--hoping for a "Triumph of the Will."

If Al Franken ever gets to the Senate, Al will definitely have earned the love and gratitude of GOOD Americans across the entire country---for ridding the Congress of Norm the Chameleon, if for nothing else!

Norm, how about asking those "good Americans" in the top 1%, you know, the ones to whom you gave BIG tax cuts?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVvHvjwshTU&fmt=18

The two most prominent recent cases (Minnesota Senate race and 2004 Washington State gubernatorial race) in which statewide elections results have ended up being challenged in court have both followed the same pattern.

1) The Republican candidate has a very narrow lead after the initial vote count and specifically calls for their opponent to concede immediately despite state laws REQUIRING a recount.

2) State laws specifically make a manual recount the ultimate determinant of the outcome of the race.

3) The Democrat takes the lead on the manual recount.

4) The Republican refuses to concede after manual recount and takes the race to the court system.

5) Republicans continue to make baseless allegations of stolen elections while also characterizing the Democrats as sore losers who would rather win in the courts than at the ballot box.

6) Press continues to report both sets of Republican statements without pointing out the inherent contradictions.

What Norm really means is that all those "faceless" Americans are going to take back their country if Big Oil doesn't pony up the cash real soon, so Coleman can steal an election.

I guess Norm needs a lawyer that is better at “doctoring” the ballot evidence but that has got cost big bucks $$$.

And we all know that Repug contributions are considered "entitlements" by their constituency, so that if Norm can't get it from big corporations, than he must not be a good enough corporate kiss-ass to be even be consider for a seat in congress in today's GOP. Any member of today's GOP has to be 100% corporate whore to be viable, because what about maverick McCains's ANWR vote did the McCain campaign have to learn in his moneyless runup for Prezinut? And we all know that "drill, baby drill, and "shop till you drop" Palin never had any problems at all getting money from big oil and corporate interest -- now than did she?

Send him a check for a dollar or 50 cents. the transaction costs for coleman [if I am correct] exceed the value of the transaction. Also in the notation blank, put "witness fees"

I don't know about anyone else, but every time I see or hear Coleman, I want to go take a shower. This guy is very sleazy. He sort of has that child molestor look about him, doesn't he? Would you ever leave your underaged children alone with him? That's what I thought.

As has been pointed out (by Digby?), Coleman knows this is a lost cause and has already moved on to a new gig. The Republicans are staging this Kabuki simply to get a head start on demonizing Franken, trying to plant the meme that he "stole the election."

After all, they don't have Hillary to kick around in the Senate any more.