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: How Appealing"In Minnesota, a Battle Without End for a Senate Seat"
USA Today reports today that "Ruling puts end in sight in Minn. Senate fight; Coleman appeal called 'long shot.'"
The Minneapolis Star Tribune contains articles headlined "Recount's next stop: Minnesota Supreme Court; The state Supreme Court is where Coleman will take his appeal of the election outcome" and "Senate recount ruling has 2 sides in a tizzy; A decision giving Al Franken the Senate seat didn't just trigger a Norm Coleman appeal, it unleashed a flurry of fresh emotion."
And The St. Paul Pioneer Press reports that "Partisans in Minnesota's U.S. Senate race gear up for next stage; Coleman, Franken camps turn up rhetoric ahead of Supreme Court appeal."
Full post as published by How Appealing on April 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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